Examples of using The thinking of in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In general, the thinking of non-autistic people makes them believe that everything that is not"normal",of a personal psychic problem.">
When we try to picture the thinking of the Gods, we can only conceive of it- still speaking for the moment purely hypothetically- as intervening in reality,
which dominated the thinking of the French democrats and most of the Socialists of that period, with the same determination as the interference of the central state and economic monopoly in the natural progress of social advance.
As we have seen, often the cats turn a deaf ear to what they are told their owners or have a reserved character that can not discern the thinking of the animal.
supports the perceptive function of the liver, just as the thinking of the brain supports the perceiving activity of the eyes.
As we have seen, often, the cats turn a deaf ear to what they are told their owners or have a reserved character that can not really discern the thinking of the animal.
which dominated the thinking of the French democrats and of most of the Socialists of that period with the same determination as the interference of the central state and economic policy in the natural processes of social advance.
and thus the thinking of the European upper classes who are involved in history,
to properly understand the problem with this common phenomenon, we will turn to the thinking of American economist James Buchanan winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1986
I couldn't stand… the thought of you growing up thinking you were abandoned.
And the thought of it kind of… You know?
They were her joy, them and the thought of you.
You're on the verge of surpassing your father…-and the thought of it scares you.
That was the thinking of the Committee.
This is the thinking of ideologues.
This is the thinking of the house Negro.
I want to change the thinking of people.
We need to understand the thinking of the perpetrator.
Children's thinking is different from the thinking of adults.