Sentence examples for thought structuring from inspiring English sources

But writing and printing promoted better thought structuring and time to develop insights, and let a wide public have access to greater minds.

I thought structuring the book by having the chapters being called scenes ­of a continuation of Ryan's imaginary TV programme about his life ­was really effective as it facilitates change in viewpoints and various flashbacks in such a way that didn't seem forced or clunky.

In several noteworthy instances these philosophizings are conducted by way of deliberate explorations of articulations of the settled thought structuring the life-worlds of particular ethnic groups.

Now, I think structuring subprime mortgages won't happen again, or not for a long time.

Well, Bart Swanson of Horizons Ventures, says he thinks "structuring real-time stories algorithmically is a tremendous business opportunity".

Adding Ryan to the ticket serves to greatly facilitate development of this "thought structure".

In language, for example, an American, Noam Chomsky, believes that there are innate language structures in the young individual, just as Piaget insists that there are thought structures.

To find and compare thought structures of family doctors in training concerning the doctor-patient relationship.

In order for students' thought structures to become explicit, an atmosphere of confidence is required so that they do not feel undercut when expressing their ideas.

However, a democratic respect for an (imagined) "anybody" grants scientific thought styles an impersonal character which in turn leads to the objectivization of collectively created thought structures.

They lose touch with their own humanity because their entire identity has moved into the mind and thought structures, causing them to lose empathy for other human beings, because they cannot feel their own depth any longer.