Sentence examples for attempts to think from inspiring English sources

This physical discomfort "encroached" on his attempts to think like a goat.

His verse contains no projections, no shamanic strivings for transformation, and no attempts to think like a hawk.

But Europe is a question that Labour must clarify within its ranks before it even attempts to think globally.

Something about the uncompromising weight of his figures seems to resist all attempts to think about war in the here and now, not in some sepia-toned past.

They might not all be to your taste, but they are brave attempts to think through the nature of homes now and in the future.

When Harris comes to climate change, and the unease of having to come to grips with the idea that weather is no longer something simply inhuman, to delight in or to endure – the idea that weather can be manmade and perhaps man-controlled – she approaches the subject through the inadequacy of our attempts to think and talk about it.

Do not attempt to think or depression may occur.

It is for them to obey and aid us, not to attempt to think.

Here I am referring to Campanella who, in the early 17th century, attempted to think out a historicization of utopia.

But this installation is, more than its predecessors, a work in progress, an attempt to think in new ways.

One as mercantile, producing mostly for entertainment, the other deeply rooted in the European attempt to think about the world.