Sentence examples for whose thinking was from inspiring English sources

C. 550 - Ammonius Hermiae, (flourished c. 550) Greek philosopher whose thinking was primarily oriented toward logic and the sciences.

Felt by whom, he wanted to know; whose thinking was this? "It's the general opinion," Stan said opaquely.

"People who stayed at headquarters called the others 'Bell heads,' a pejorative term for people whose thinking was more traditional than adventuresome," Mr. Stinson said.

The French philosopher Gabriel Marcel (1889 1973) is not individualistic like Sartre (or at least the early Sartre, whose thinking was modified by Marxism); instead, he stresses the communal character of human existence the highest virtue being fidelity.

I cannot remember when our paths first crossed, but I covered her work in my 1987 book The Green Capitalists, when she said: "There is something magical about small companies run by people whose thinking was forged in the 60s.

Mr. Clinton, whose thinking was headed in the same direction, hooked up with Mr. Greenberg in the late 1980's, and they soon began a campaign that revolved around "the forgotten middle class," or "the people who work hard and play by the rules".

Mr. Goldblum's humorless intelligence agent is a demented logician whose thinking is so contorted that everything and everyone is presumed to be part of a vast terrorist conspiracy.

Reuven Rivlin, the communications minister whose thinking is close to Mr. Sharon's, added bluntly: "Arafat is the brunt of the problem".

"Many years of education that our enemies are trying to keep us down has produced a whole generation of young people whose thinking is like this, and they now have a whole Internet to express it".

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.

But when it comes to reform, cynics may side with Mr. Bartlett, the veteran Republican tax strategist, whose thinking is more in line with that of the preacher recorded in the biblical book of Ecclesiastes: "There is no new thing under the sun".