Sentence examples for thinking to help from inspiring English sources
It has also urged prison governors to come up with 'blue sky' thinking to help cope with crisis.
Rather than praise the ADB for thinking to help people in what China claims to be its territory, he describes the help as thoroughly "unbecoming".
He'd gone out of his way to buy a plastic squeeze bottle of starter fluid for these people, the boy and his mother, thinking to help them, and then the boy had stood out there in full view, looking up at the windows and smirking as he fed the fire with long iridescent strings of fuel till the strings were fire themselves.
Thinking to help fulfill the prophecy of the Oracle at Delphi regarding how the childlessness of King Aegeus of Athens would end, Pittheus (whose prospects for a son-in-law had recently vanished) plied Aegeus with wine and lured him into Aethra's bed.
Outside its projection of an abstract "us" whose cravings and loathings it controls, we have no meaning: Always around me, on my body, in my mouth, I fear them and their love of money, everything I do without thinking to help them make it.
In particular, whether an individual has this primitively collective participatory intention is independent of what may be going on in the minds of others, or whether there even are any others around her. Thinking to help you with your stalled car, I might have the collective intention expressed as we are pushing the car.
I was dreading the next year and a half as I was thinking to myself, why help this guy?
I couldn't help thinking to myself, "Now that's what you call class".
Many of those with the skills and creative thinking needed to help Ethiopia face up to its considerable problems are excluded from the political process.
It's wise to do some careful thinking now to help you frame that important decision when it comes.
The Department of No specializes in what Gaynor calls "black sky thinking," aiming to help clients in national or private security, insurance, and technology industries. .
