Sentence examples for breakthrough thoughts from inspiring English sources
AGES 10-13 -- This is a sweet little movie with appealing characters, some admirable if not exactly breakthrough thoughts and a lack of tacky sentimentality.
If the universe is encoded in the brain, then perhaps "insights" that scientists and philosophers have had in the past (breakthrough thoughts about reality) are not be so mysterious.
That said, I do think the off-label use of these drugs is really about cranking up productivity under time constraints — getting less-than-scintillating work done efficiently — than it is about, say, seeking some sort of transcendent breakthrough in thought or imagination.
What new breakthrough in thought will make the Tea Partyists succeed at an argument where the better minds of the effort have failed on Constitutional grounds for a century?
A new theorem is a breakthrough in human thought.
In a 1979 lecture at the first New Music America Festival, Brian Eno discussed multi-track recording as a breakthrough in traditional compositional thought: "One [a composer] becomes empirical in a way that the classical composer never was..
The years after World War II, however, were a time of major breakthroughs in epidemiological thought.
But the cataclysm-mongers, with their compendiums of clichés, their "bond-market vigilantes" and "free-wheeling capitalists", their supposed breakthroughs in economic thought and their impotent agitation at the state of the world, bring nothing useful to the question.
Now, thanks to scientists involved in Yuri Milner's Breakthrough Starshot project, you can send those thoughts into outer space and maybe even a black hole.
Every conflict, struggle, breakthrough, and lesson has become inspiration for a thought-provoking piece or fiercely honest commentary.
In 1993, Palestinians did engage Israel in a process that many thought would lead to a genuine breakthrough, only to find themselves two decades later in a much worse position than they were when the Oslo accords were signed.
