Sentences with phrase «of the muddled thinking»

The expression of muddled thinking may give the impression that writing skill is inadequate, but in fact, clear thinking cures many apparent writing problems.»)

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«Food is both the culprit and the treatment for a big part of our lack of energy, muddled thinking, and mid-afternoon drowsy eyes,» she writes, before offering advice on how to modify your diet to keep your mind and body on an even keel throughout the day.

Were he up for tenure, and were he to appear before me, I would not approve someone of such shoddy scholarship, and muddled and arrogant thinking.

After all, Christians worshiped Jesus for several centuries before any of them thought to argue that God created the world out of nothing, and Augustine found the «books of the Platonists» so convincing mainly because the Manichaeans made such a muddle of their version of materialism.

Muddled thinking, shallow analysis, the madness of crowds, beliefs that are based on one's desires and biases, not evidence — these are some of the things that block progress on many fronts.

«This study suffers from the same negative stereotypes about atheists that most of society has, and it has simply reinforced that prejudice with more muddled thinking.»

However by committing very human muddled thinking by way of logical fallacies, they demonstrate that their religion is no more than an indulged fantasy and that they are no more than a bunch of sanctimonious buffoons!

According to this line of thought, the remedy to the subjectivist muddle is for the churches to preach better sermons — which is mainly suggested to mean the preaching of more doctrinally - substantive sermons.

The critical passage in Darwin's letter to Asa Gray is the following: «I can not think that the world... is the result of chance; and yet I can not look at each separate thing as the result of Design... I am, and shall ever remain, in a hopeless muddle» (Darwin F. 1888 Vol.

All seemed muddled to me, no wonder we are in such a mess with this type of thinking coming from the top.

I think you're getting muddled in the idea coquelin is an elite DM on the level of a Vidal....

English football's relationship with the ball - playing central defender is an interesting one: it (if we may for a moment reduce such a complex muddle of thought and action to a singular entity) loves them in theory, it sanctifies them when they're Bobby Moore, but it doesn't entirely trust them, and it certainly doesn't have time for them in the early formative years, when all that ball playing seems to detract from the serious business of stopping goals.

I thought I was the only one with the muddled thoughts during the day and additional side effect of being up all night!

i think that perhaps when we were kids this wasn't «thought of» and so we just muddled through... but you have the power to help.

The Conservatives» rejection of all such possibilities rests on muddled thinking and empty assertions.

If something of this magnitude is not offered I think the conference season will end with the replacement of three party leaders who are unable to address the ongoing muddle of national policies viewed as social and constitutional experiments with no obvious net benefit.

What other way is there to explain the staggering levels of muddled - thinking and contradiction which are contained within it?

Claiming the previous government had been the victim of fear and muddled thinking by backing a state - sponsored form of multiculturalism, the prime minister will state that his government «will no longer fund or share platforms with organisations that, while non-violent, are certainly in some cases part of the problem».

The history of research in this area is littered with poor science, muddled thinking and confusion, which is still with us today.

The results — from studies of crows, butterflies, mosquitoes, fish and other organisms — suggest that the concept of species is even more muddled than we thought, and that genetic changes don't always align with more visible ones, such as appearance.

I would wager they play about 20 - 30 % in impact (seen in diabetes AGEs and glucosepane formation; again this where this is very touching on the DNA damage role and seperating from the epigenetic role of aging; they can be uncoupled making these DNA damage elements muddled and less important than previously thought (I'm only talking about healthy aging, not pathological aging (as in the diabetes, Diabetes will greatly improve by GlycoSENS.

But when I think back to that question about wildlife, I fall into a bit of a muddle.

More serious is the effect of sleeplessness on health: It muddles thinking and may increase the risks of obesity, diabetes, viral illnesses, heart disease, and depression.

Not some muddled version of what others think is best for you, but the real you.

Muddled thinking and forgetting names and words are so common today that it's considered a normal part of getting older.

A muddled mind gets through life with its critical thinking prowess never fully realised, hence the lack of discernment and constant need for things to be pointed out for them.

His decision to probe deeper into his own muddled thoughts is also influenced by the fact that Shaw — think of a young, better looking John Kerry with a war record that, on the face of it, even Karl Rove couldn't question — is now a seemingly sure - fire candidate for vice president.

If you think you'll clear up some of the confusion in a somewhat muddled plot by reading «The Bourne Legacy» (available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble for $ 9.99), forget it.

«When the Conservatives published their invitation to join the Government of Britain, the Liberal Democrats said the Conservatives» approach to school reform «is completely muddled» and branded plans to reform the curriculum as «confused, ill thought out and naive».

I'm guessing that Hyundai is trying to distance the Equus from the rest of the Hyundai lineup, but I think it only serves to further muddle the vehicle's identity.

It seemed that the relationship between Diane and her daughter was a good one and she may also have felt that she needed to give Terry all of the mothering she needed during her life and not leave a lot of her own musings and thoughts to muddle her daughter's choices.

Now, I'm no expert in contracts, but when I see a written agreement that includes no advance payment to the author, a 50/50 split of royalties AFTER a muddled clause about subtracting fees for costs that may or may not include promotion, marketing, set - up fees, and even printing fees, with lifetime ownership of the copyright, I think SCAM.

Mari's a very practical person who would never permit sentiment to muddle her thinking, until she falls head over heels in love with the duke, of course.

Like Japan, I think we are in the midst of a «bad policy» trap that restrains growth and leaves the economy to muddle, until enough debt is paid down, and fiscal policy looks sustainable.

The Simcoe & District SPCA had recently rescued 35 guinea pigs from a couple whose two pet guinea pigs (originally thought to be two males) had a couple of litters in rapid succession, leaving them with a «muddle» of guinea pigs.

Unfortunately, I've been unable to test the online portion of the game (there was not much of an online community while in the review period — I will try this out and update the review with my thoughts post launch) but have played the local 2 player co-op extensively and it works brilliantly — it's easy to tell your own Vran from the other Vran which means it's rare that you get muddled up while fighting back to back.

It's a typical lootfest / action - rpg that I think is nicely streamlined, which makes the core gameplay / feedback loop more immediate and more satisfying when it's not muddled by a bunch of side - mechanics.

Really, I always thought the concept of Sawbuck Gamer was a little muddled, because most of the games were free flash games.

For the most part, the act of thinking is a muddled, disappointing and tedious journey over well - worn ruts and patches of quicksand up to my neck.

And if this weaving draws on one of his favourite technologies it also looks like a metaphor for intertwined thinking, for muddle almost.

For the most part, the act of thinking is a muddled disappointing and tedious journey over well - worn ruts and patches of quick sand up to my neck.

Gavin @ 1, I think the biggest take - away from Judy «Red Team Leader» Curry's muddled account of the complexities of ««Most» versus «more than half» versus «> 50 %»» is her admission that she had not considered the possibility of natural forcings being a negative forcing until very recently.

That muddling wander in the direction of the climate skeptic camp, may or may not convince Republican voters of his clear thinking.

But the opposite of clear thinking is muddled thinking.

However, in the case of the Copenhagen Consensus on Climate Change, we think that Bjorn Lomborg and his distinguished economists have muddled rather than clarified discussion of climate policy options, for at least three reasons.

I think the situation with «climate science» in general, as much of a muddle it may be, is not a swindle in quite the way the IPCC process is.

I found that piece frankly muddled and bit misleading (although I think I'm getting a clearer idea of where you're coming from after reading some of this site).

The mathematician rolls his eyes at his companions» muddled thinking and says, «In Scotland, there is at least one sheep, at least one side of which appears to be black from here.»

But when I think back to that question about wildlife, I fall into a bit of a muddle.

I have not addressed this question because I think it is not the question of this thread and we do not need to muddle the discussion further.