Sentence examples for to think like someone from inspiring English sources
What makes the greatest impression in a college education is learning how to think like someone else, appreciating an intellectual personality, and thinking about what it might mean to have one of your own.
Rather than thinking like someone born in the mid-nineteen-fifties, that is, I had to train myself to think like someone born in the early sixties.
I'm superexcited to learn what it's like to think like someone who does improv.
He said that during the Sundance Kid's silences, he would look at other men, thinking, "Can I kill you or not?" But this role was different; Mr. Redford did not bother to think like someone else.
When I don't stop to think like a 9th grader, to think like someone who is juggling six classes, many of which are not connected to life outside the classroom, I lose something valuable.
It feels like a last gasp of a certain kind of rock'n'roll rebellion, a hint of hedonistic, anti-authoritarian fuck-you-ness about it, in an age where anyone starting a band increasingly has to think like someone starting a small business; it's all about careful budgeting, creative spending, added value and being practical.
A lot of people feel like they have to sound or think like someone else.
I am honestly tired of the constant pressure to be and think like someone else.
He does come from a certain background, but he still has millions and I'm not sure he can think like someone who doesn't.
Because a guy who is young and black can think like someone who is old and white".
"He is working for a company which is five-sixths owned by us, the taxpayer, and I think he has to think like a public servant, not like someone who's there to line their own pocket," Browne said.
