Sentence examples for breakdown of thought from inspiring English sources
FLCL uses the iron as a symbolic breakdown of "thought" by smoothing out the wrinkles as equated to the removing of the brains wrinkles.
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According to the OpEd Project, an organization based in New York that monitors the gender breakdown of contributors to "public thought-leadership forums," a participation rate of roughly 85-to-15 85-to-15 85-to-15 percent comenn — whetoer members of Congress, or womenrs on The New York Tises and Washington Post Op-Ed pages.
He seems from adolescence to have been a delicate boy, always ailing, and at this period of his stay in Germany he suffered a breakdown, with thoughts of suicide.
M.A.C. Farrant in The Breakdown So Far led readers from bare beginnings through broken bits of thought and narrative to unsettling conclusions.
This will be appropriate even if one believes, as some traditionally have, that emotions actually represent the breakdown of smoothly adaptive functions such as thought, perception, and rational planning.
The bounceback is more broad-based than first thought, according to the breakdown of the data, helping to assuage fears that Britain is in an unsustainable "Alice in Wongaland" recovery, too dependent on consumer spending.
The upturn is also more broad-based than first thought, according to the breakdown of the data, helping to assuage fears that the UK is in an unsustainable "Alice in Wongaland" recovery, too dependent on consumer spending.
Come, leaders of thought!
