Sentence examples for unfamiliar thinking from inspiring English sources

In the present study, possible sources for student resistance included: 1) different exam formats in different sections, 2) expectation to practice unfamiliar thinking skills, and 3) overestimation of own critical-thinking ability.

Use of the present static condition of something to infer how it changed in the past is an unfamiliar way of thinking to many people and counter to their common experience.

Finally, if it is to be of practical use, our guiding idea will need to be introduced and explained carefully to health service leaders and staff, many of whom will be unfamiliar with capabilities thinking.

Adults who do believe that zero is even can nevertheless be unfamiliar with thinking of it as even, enough so to measurably slow them down in a reaction time experiment.

Chantée Johnson took to writing down the license plate numbers of unfamiliar cars parked nearby, thinking the drivers might have arrived to take her house.

As a side-effect Harry and Hermione, who were brought up in the highly regulated Muggle world, find solutions by thinking in ways unfamiliar to wizards.

I remember thinking a thought not unfamiliar to Winnipeggers: maybe I should just lie down in the snow and give up.

I remember thinking a thought not unfamiliar to Winnipeggers: Maybe I should just lay down in the snow and give up.

But anyone unfamiliar with Chekhov would leave this "Seagull" thinking he was a none-too-subtle writer.

Talk to strangers, speak without thinking, get involved in an unfamiliar conversation.

We're using a wide array of software across the spectrum of CGI, animation, and compositing paradigms, from 3ds Max to Maya to Nuke, to other more unfamiliar physics and particle simulation software like Krakatoa and Thinking Particles.