Sentence examples for thinking to arrive from inspiring English sources

It is this activity, at quantum mechanical scales, that banishes nothingness and which is thought to have given birth to the universe.Mr Close surveys 3,000 years of thinking to arrive at the modern solution to the question of where everything came from.

Alonso said: "We were maybe thinking to arrive in the first corner ninth and 10th or something like that so changing the grid positions we were hoping for better result and we were lucky and it was the truth.

Chen Yi's "From the Path of Beauty" and Ligeti's "Idegen Foldon" use similar thinking to arrive at different places.

Thus, by the time of "Meaning and Verification", he had moved well beyond his 'Form and Content' stage, modulating the virulent Positivism of his earlier thinking, to arrive at a more mature and balanced conception of the issues at the focus of his philosophical concerns (Oberdan 1996, Sec. 5).

Within the wider literature, the importance of using intuitive and experience-based tacit forms of knowledge in decision-making is recognised [ 55- 58], with evidence of people using both intuitive and deliberative thinking to arrive at a decision [ 59].

When we pursue this line of thinking to its logical extreme, we arrive at Gordon Gekko's famous dictum in the film Wall Street: "Greed is good".

Does one essentially have to reroute the normal thinking process to arrive at the preordained conclusion through some neural wormhole?

This will all pose a big challenge for the legal community, and specifically for our ways of thinking about how to arrive at acceptable legal outcomes.

With Hollywood stars such as Harrison Ford and Cameron Diaz thinking it cool to arrive at Oscar ceremonies in their little hybrid electric Toyotas, alternative fuels are firmly on the consumer as well as the regulatory agenda.

"I'm going to arrive thinking that I'm the loser.

But we assured Miles that we admired the critical thinking he had used to arrive at his question.