Sentence examples for blend thought from inspiring English sources

They and efforts such as Yale Summer High School are examples of the painful, tedious, and complex task of creating a viable educational setting many of which also made a conscious effort to seamlessly blend thought, feeling, and action together.

Goldstein and Steve West of Cinema Blend thought a part of the game's story was lost by not having the Arbiter featuring as prominently as the character was in Halo 2. Most publications agreed that multiplayer was by far one of the best features; IGN said that the multiplayer map lineup was the strongest of the series, and Gamespy added that "each [multiplayer] map is extremely well-tuned".

But the significance of this work also lay in Marrash's attempt to blend European thought with his own reading of the Christian belief in universal love.

The effect is a kind of uncertain omniscience, which allows the novelist not only to move easily among his characters but to blend their thoughts, when need be, into a collective anxiety.

He'll want to redeem himself from his painful excursion into hard-nosed politics, with its blend of overcautious thought and overaggressive behavior, by launching a moral crusade — either from inside the White House or from private life.

As more HBCUs start to look like the rest of the secondary education institutions in the country, they must find ways to blend tradition with progressive thought in terms of diversity and education for all.

To Mr. Mullins, it is the beginning of a longer-term trend toward blending our external thoughts and the world seamlessly.

Hence in their writings there is a strange blend of conservative and revolutionary thought and, to the modern mind, some inconsistencies.

Blended Scotch filth, the Sergeant thought.

Faith there was during the Middle Ages, and intellectual darkness and superstition too; but only that historical judgment of medieval Christianity is valid that discerns how subtly faith and superstition can be blended in human piety and thought.

Just as Champagne came to be seen as the product of blending in the cellar, with little consideration given to the source of the raw material, so has sherry played down the vineyard in becoming an urbanized wine, a product of the solera method of blending many vintages, with no thought to the quality of the viticulture or the character of the dirt.