Sentence examples for true thinking from inspiring English sources

And it was not just because Herzlich was "another white middle linebacker" either, he said jokingly; the link between the two players has more to do with their brains and cerebral approach to playing what is typically seen as the true thinking man's position on defense.

The team is aiming not at a true thinking machine but at a new class of software that can "understand" human questions and respond to them correctly.

The president has winnowed the field of prospective candidates, aides said, but only a tight circle of advisers knows his true thinking on the finalists.

Indeed, her indictment of Eichmann reached beyond the man to the historical world in which true thinking was vanishing and, as a result, crimes against humanity became increasingly "thinkable".

This, the officials concluded, represents Reagan's true thinking on the subject... Some advisers say that five years' time was wasted during the policy of constructive engagement which linked getting the Cubans out of Angola with urging the South Africans to reform.

Called upon to justify the war anew (because things haven't been going well in Iraq), and deprived of his main prewar argument (because no forbidden weapons have been found), Bush gave us something that seemed much closer to what his true thinking was when he made the decision for war.

"He began revealing his true colours, thinking that it was just the time for him to realise his wild ambition in the period of historic turn when the generation of the revolution was replaced".

It's also true that thinking skills slow in some ways with age.

And I have found that to be true in thinking about our changing world, as well.

Schiffer stresses that we do not make the axioms true by saying, thinking, or "stipulating" that they are true.

Whether or not Whyte would have envisioned the wireless park, Mr. Biederman thinks it is true to his thinking.