Sentence examples for whose thinking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rowe's is one gray head whose thinking — and leadership — are rarely tangled.

For this reason, I'd nominate King as the most influential, closely followed by Michael Gove, whose thinking determines how our children are taught.

Even though Ponti's own work became more conventionally modernist in the second half of his career, he still enjoyed encouraging younger designers, including those whose thinking challenged his own.

One of the people whose thinking about passion investments really impressed me was David Barr, who owns 25 Kentucky Fried Chicken and Taco Bell franchises but leaves the day-to-day operations to a partner.

And why everyone is familiar with philosophers such as Montesquieu, Machiavelli and Marx, but not Ibn Khaldun whose thinking about everything from the physical environment to cultural history to social bonds was pioneering.

If one works towards programs whose "thinking" is constitutionally incapable of violating predetermined constraints, one is trying to engineer away the defining attribute of an intelligent being, of a person: namely creativity.

The effort foundered, but Mr. Castañeda concluded that Mr. Fox was the only viable opposition candidate, and one whose conservative thinking on issues was far more nuanced than he expected.

She recalls (p. 65 66) an article whose authors, thinking that natural selection only favors individual advantage, puzzled over how language, which shares useful information with others, could evolve.

Bombay Bowl, where waitress Alexis Sugrue works, "is one of a number of Indian restaurants whose owners are thinking big no matter how small they are.

Fiction neither affirms nor denies, but operates rather in the realm of "What if?" It is a form of make-believe with rules whose pleasures include thinking, wondering, imagining, and experiencing connectedness with other humans who share the literary experience.

I then started thinking whose ideas are likely to have a disruptive influence in the twenty first century.