Sentence examples for Leading schools of thought from inspiring English sources

Down to the beginning of the 2nd century bce, writers referred to Confucianism and Mohism in one breath as the two leading schools of thought.

François Quesnay, a physician at the court of Louis XV of France, led this school of thought, fundamentally advocating an agricultural economy and holding that productive land was the only genuine wealth, with trade and industry existing for the transfer of agricultural products.

The application of the methods of Euclidean geometry to planetary astronomy by the Greeks led to other schools of thought as well.

This led to two schools of thought about why they are present in the genome.

In the past, differences in approaches to treatment led to separate schools of thought as to how best to treat a disease.

That has led to a school of thought here that he is socially conservative — none of his own three wives have anything like the high political profile role enjoyed by his mother, Sheika Mozah.

The guidelines led to discussions between representatives of different schools of thought and theories in psychiatry.

Congregations in mosques are led by imams who are traditionally male, yet women can lead other women in prayer according to some Islamic schools of thought.

Leading up to Facebook's location announcement, there were two schools of thought.

This leads us naturally to Southampton, where there are now two schools of thought on a similar question.

There are two schools of thought on how soot originates in a fuel-rich flame.