Sentence examples for which thinks a from inspiring English sources

Instead, an ambitious, challenging, confident Scotland has emerged which isn't owned by one party or tradition, and which thinks a narrow constitutional debate between yes and no and Scottish and British nationalisms isn't enough.

Their views reflect contemporary society, which thinks a woman must be Super Woman (good surgeon, good wife, good mother...) and not allow children to change her life".

It says that every Member State which thinks a product should not even be produced there, nor marketed, should be allowed to ban it.

So the mind is not just a collection of thoughts, but is that which thinks, an immaterial substance over and above its immaterial states.

Nobody, it seemed — especially not the NFL, which thought a two-game suspension was sufficient punishment for knocking a person unconscious and dragging them along the ground.

"I've never known a cathedral which thinks it's well-off," she said.

And if each thing is to be relative to that which thinks, that which thinks will be relative to an infinity of specifically different things.

And yet there's a way in which "Think Like a Man Too" benefits from these low expectations.

I referred this question to the relevant faculty committee, which thought it a straightforward question and provided a unanimous response.

The demolition stunned the Landmarks Preservation Commission, which thought it had a nonaggression pact with the developer.

Through determinate negation, those aspects of the object which thought misidentifies receive an indirect, conceptual articulation.