Sentences with phrase «familiar thought patterns»

No one was surprised when, in speaking of the moral tests of future judgment, he took for granted the familiar thought patterns of his race and time.

Not exact matches

But I don't think we live in such a time, at least not with respect to the sadly familiar patterns of crime and police violence when it comes to race.

I think you're right... give these players to a decent manager, and they'll definitely play better...... and if you pay attention to the pattern, our new players perform well in their first few games, and then their confidence as well as level of performance start to dwindle once they're well familiar with wenger's system.......

But I also think we need to look into the future a bit as well, and in particular patterns of convergence - in other words, a point where the capabilities of the internet are built into other devices which the vast majority of the population are familiar with, such as televisions and mobile phones.

A source familiar with Felder's thinking said the senator is «in a holding pattern,» not necessarily ready to return to the Democratic fold, but too angry with the Senate Republicans to commit to sticking with them in the long haul.

Given a list of paired words and asked which applied to Brown, the same familiar pattern arises — people think Brown is competent (53 %), decisive (56 %) and effective (45 %), but don't find him caring (33 %), likeable (32 %) or trustworthy (29 %).

Barr's findings add to a growing body of literature suggesting that the familiar problems of child - rearing — endless crying and battles to establish regular sleep patterns — are not as ubiquitous as was once thought.

Your thought patterns, your habits, your «familiars», they can be changed.

Diseases and symptoms of the Gut and Psychology Syndrome (GAPS) are many, but I think Americans are most familiar with them as seen in patterns such as the rising diagnosis of autism and ADHD; widespread asthma, food allergies, and anemia; and in general, an increase in health problems despite unparalleled medical technology.

Do students get trapped in ruminating about familiar negative patterns of thinking (I'm afraid of...)?

It is thought that these powerful beings manifest with bright light and loud noise, and those who are unprepared — who have not practiced meditation — flee and cling to the familiar, thereby landing in predictable patterns, leading them to a less optimal rebirth.

You might think something is wrong, if you're not familiar with this aspect of their behavior, but it's simply a breed pattern that stands out.