Sentence examples for beyond the thought from inspiring English sources

To speak of "representation," however, is to move beyond the thought of the ancient world to the modern period, in which the concept of idea would undergo vigorous further development.

Beyond the thought of getting a big diamond and an expensive dress, marriage had never really appealed to me, and I couldn't imagine myself now wanting to make that choice.

Mr. Burroughs follows this conceit as far as it goes: not far, beyond the thought that a man with Mr. Updike's slender neck might choke on a corn chip.

Romero, for example, in his Theory of Man (1952), developed a philosophical anthropology that went beyond the thought of the philosophers in whom he found inspiration.

Something like 35 million Chinese live abroad, beyond the reach of the thought police.

We've all had those intense lower body workouts that leave you beyond sore, when just the thought of moving hurts.

Its political manifesto identifies the movement as "beyond the requirement of singularity of thought" and open to leftists of all denominations.

The content of the second section, "Beyond the Last Thought," is exemplified by the following mindless declaration: "Science is not distinguished from myth by science being literally true and myth only a type of poetic analogy.

It says something about the last few months' news that this barely registers beyond the vague thought that there are going to be even fewer post-apocalyptic sanctuaries than you once hoped.

But then we would need some argument for this position which went beyond the simple thought that what is said is made true by the way the world is at the time it is said.

But I didn't really think about it too much beyond the initial thought, and then I ended up moving my entire studio up there.