Sentence examples for thinking to a from inspiring English sources

Among them is Jon Huntsman, the Mormon former governor of Utah, who was routed in last year's presidential race when he tried to bring "Modern Family" thinking to a "Mad Men" party.

Levy describes the trans community advocating for a "momentous shift in thinking" to a "less binary way of being" as "the next step in the fight for gender equality".

It introduced new ways of thinking and learning, challenging participants to go beyond the "we need an app" and "technology is marketing" lines of thinking to a place where there was an opportunity to develop some really exciting outputs.

But Leavitt has only a single newspaper clipping as a source, he says, and he is deliberately reducing an alien way of thinking to a romantic cliché: a man who wants his lover to infect him so that both will die.

In conclusion, the participatory, prospective value network approach we propose widens the scope of system actors from linear value chain thinking to a transition-oriented network approach.

James Benson, founder and chairman of SpaceDev, a $3.4 million (2002 sales) maker of "affordable" microsatellites, rockets and other space paraphernalia, says he is "trying to bring the microcomputer way of thinking to a space industry that is bogged down in a mainframe, bigger-is-better way of thinking".

She went in a drugstore there thinking to buy a view of Hoover house.

Sometimes it takes a lot of thinking to find a squash court.

Sometimes it can take a lot of thinking to get a line just right.

Thinking to writer a short biography of him, we wrote him a letter.

"I was thinking to make a war museum to collect all the weapons.