Sentence examples for thought a problem from inspiring English sources

Finally, I thought, a problem I could easily solve.

Early biographers wrote with awe of Socrates' strange, itinerant approach to wisdom; of his habit of hanging around the marketplace striking up conversations with any passer-by willing to talk or of standing motionless in the street all night while he thought a problem through.

P1 Patient preference for specific medications was mentioned a number of times as being a concern for the participants, regardless of whether or not they thought a problem was clinically significant and it was noted that GPs found it difficult to do a hypothetical review.

The metaphor therefore struggles to capture the dynamic, flowing nature of thought, a problem addressed by the psychologist and philosopher William James, who likened mental life to a stream, a sequence of thoughts and impressions that is never the same thing for long.

They lack patience, an attribute that could provide them with the mental focus to think a problem through.

His style is to consult, listen and think a problem through.

That's, I think a problem that needs to be resolved within within your caucus.

This indicates, I think, a key problem in these debates.

"What the researcher thinks is a problem," she said, "is often not what the family thinks is a problem".

But I can think of a problem with this idea.

How they think through a problem.