Sentence examples for tide of thinking from inspiring English sources
But Vinoteca, the upmarket London wine shop, is helping to reverse that tide of thinking by offering five or 10-litre "Bag in a Box" wines.
Working with adults now to change the tide of thinking lays the ground for our next generation to grow unfettered from the binds of discrimination.
Yet after three days of thinking deep thoughts, all the while gorging on aromatic wheat-berry salads and peanut limeade (sounds revolting, tastes great), there was a palpable sense of a wellness tide turning.
New way of thinking: really?
The systems way of thinking.
Further attention to the structure of hell came during the first centuries of the Common Era, as a rising tide of eschatological thinking, fed by currents of thought from western Asia, swept through the Roman world.
Sometimes, citing a scholar who goes against the tide of established thinking provides you with ammunition for a compelling devil's advocate argument.
It was the bed of the pond, exposed in the low tide, and thinking that I would get my feet muddy walking through it, I sighed and took a reluctant first step; I sank all the way to my knees.
I'm aware that, in pointing this out, I'm swimming against the tide of most contemporary thinking.
"This is a letter saying 'you are not good enough to be a journalist' to a man who went on to create a supremely creative, crusading magazine which fought against the worsening tide of extreme right thinking and activity in Sweden.
