Sentence examples for appeals thought from inspiring English sources

Upon the question of privilege raised by the second plea, the court of appeals thought it unnecessary to pass.

I'm not sure this is what the Canadian court of appeals thought of as a solution, but it certainly does transfer value from the stockholders to the debenture holders with the private equity firms and the financing banks no doubt taking a cut in the middle.

The appeals to thought that are made a thousand times in the course of any campaign do not matter.

Although the ESC did not uphold any of the 11 appeals about Thought for the Day, it did uphold three complaints about the way complaints had been handled by BBC management about the issue.

"Of course, while we are delighted with the appeal, our thoughts continue to be with the family, who have been through the ordeal," she said, referring to the autistic boy.

But if his endorsement of the synthetic a priori truths is one way of securing the standard way of doing moral philosophy, which involves appeal to thought-experiments, intuition, what we think, and so on, it is more difficult to reject.

Another strand of contemporary thought appeals to the classical republican principles of love of liberty, active citizenship, and self-sacrifice for the common good in their attempt to formulate new forms of solidarity that do not depend on the idea of a prepolitical, ethnically homogeneous nation.

One line of thought appeals to the transference theory of causality (see causal processes, §7).

One line of thought appeals to Hume's celebrated doctrine that there can be no necessary connections between distinct existences.

So why not experiment with your special friend, if the thought appeals to you? 5. Freedom!

Yet the prospect of translating something — of not having to churn out anything in the way of original thought — appealed to me.