Sentence examples for uniform thinking from inspiring English sources

We were US Military in mainland China in 1982, and we were in uniform (thinking back, it certainly WAS an invasion, although we were both without even a fingernail clipper on us).

"We decided to order her a Mooy uniform, thinking she might wear it at Halloween, or even just for fun; something she could wear and hopefully not worry about the fact that she had lost her hair… she loved it". Staff at Huddersfield saw a picture posted on social media and invited Bella and her family to meet Mooy and watch him play against Leicester City in April.

With his army surrounded and starving, Lee put on his best dress uniform (thinking that he would spend the evening as a prisoner of war), and told his generals, "There is nothing left me to do but go and see General Grant and I would rather die a thousand deaths". After sending a white flag with a note to Grant, he sat down under an apple tree to await Grant's reply.

If we do not defend plurality in the media, we will very soon find ourselves in a situation in which the European Union's information strategy is no longer debated in this Parliament: it will be decided on by four men in an expensive restaurant, with the capacity to impose uniform thinking on 450 million Europeans.

Urban, Jewish, and leftist, his best writing examines the work of the individual conscience when pitted against the uniform thinking of the mob.

"The government suffers from delusions, believing that it can eliminate everyone, [believing that] uniform thinking and restricting choices for voters can help it," she said in 2008.

They are a team of pricey stars and Kardashian exes that hasn't had a winning season since 2006, trying to fool fans, with big salaries and cool new uniforms, into thinking they're getting a different product than the one that bombed in Jersey.

So, it's one over the area times the double integral of x dA, well, possibly with the density, but here I'm thinking uniform density one.

"I'm so glad you're still in that uniform," I said, thinking of all the officers who had quit since the storm.

" As I summon forth the boy I was then, making him stand at attention in laced-up, spit-shined shoes and striped socks topped by naked knees, I seem to hear those two men in uniform laughing sardonically, thinking perhaps of what the boy still in shorts has in store: the sergeant's left sleeve was empty.

I am sensible, sir, that the doctrine of frequent elections has been sanctioned by antiquity, and is still more endeared to us by our recent experience and uniform habits of thinking.