Sentence examples for wing thinking from inspiring English sources

And Catholics, tragically, have been caught up in their own version of the "culture wars", each wing thinking that the second Vatican council was about adapting the church to modernity – a good thing in the eyes of the left, a bad thing in the eyes of the right.

While it is true, moreover, that Farley once took four Coca-Cola men along with him for a private audience with Pope Pius, he never, despite a good deal of wishful Left Wing thinking and asserting to the contrary, urged His Holiness either to substitute Coke for sacramental wine or to substitute "Drink Coca-Cola" for "Dominus vobiscum".

My mum says I used to run around the garden flapping my wings thinking I could take off," he said.

But that would require precisely the kind of step away from current right-wing thinking, and off the tightrope, that he's obviously desperate to avoid.

Probably more centre than someone in Labour, not mentioning any names, who's actually Opus Dei – that is extreme right-wing thinking".

And perhaps he was more interested in increasing the corrosive distrust of government that is ubiquitous in libertarian and right-wing thinking rather than acting as a reform-minded whistle-blower.

This latter breed of Texan is a proponent of extreme right-wing thinking, "just obsessed with the idea that the Russians were coming over the Rockies" and enamored of McCarthyism in ways that sometimes made it seem tame.

"Shuttin' Detroit Down" is skeptical of big business as well as big government — "D.C.'s bailing out them bankers as the farmers auction ground" — keeping a song that's postpartisan, at least on the surface, consistent with right-wing thinking.

Scott Dikkers had really good advice: 'Let's try to not make this a right-left thing, as much as possible.' " In the strips, being wrong can come from right-wing thinking or from out of left field.

Whoever made the film — it was uploaded to YouTube in July by somebody calling himself Sam Bacile and identifying himself as an Israeli-American real estate developer — was driven by the visceral loathing of Islam that forms a significant current in post-9/11 post-9/11g thinking in the United States.

There were so many little, everyday things it affected: I wasn't supposed to go swimming in case I drowned; I frequently missed lessons for hospital appointments; and in school plays I'd be waiting in the wings thinking, "Will I have a seizure on stage?