Sentence examples for thinking upside from inspiring English sources

"We needed to turn our thinking upside down".

Crises or epiphanies that turn thinking upside down (as with Augustine or Emerson) are frequent, for example; and it's striking how many of the 12 were close to rulers, from the political humiliations of Socrates and Plato, via Seneca advising Nero, to Montaigne negotiating on behalf of Henry of Navarre and Descartes agreeing to be Queen Christina of Sweden's court philosopher.

The experience turned my thinking upside down.

But Margaret turns our thinking upside down saying that thinking of the individual self is merely a myth.

Warren Berger's book turns that thinking upside down by showing that in an era of exponential change (now), questions are more valuable than answers.

The title, explained in the video below, describes McLaren's role – dating to the debut of the M6GT road car of 1969 – as a defier of the status quo, likening the company to the elusive black swan, "a symbol of a moment that challenges beliefs and turns thinking upside-down".

The shares did particularly well at first half and full year results, where progress was made on the group's targets, and one can be forgiven for thinking the upside has been missed.

I still remember going in the air upside down, thinking to myself, 'What am I doing?' "I didn't know where I was.

"Even so, I kept thinking: What's the upside here?" he says, averting his eyes from the open laptop on the coffee table before him, which lends his features a faint, blue glow.

"I've been thinking about flying my own flag upside down," Mr. Davis said.

This massive shift will turn the "screens and pixels" thinking of the last 20 years upside down.