Sentence examples for centre of thought from inspiring English sources

Like the trick of lowering your centre of thought.

Ancient Egyptians believed the heart was the centre of thought and the brain cooled the body.

There are few international newspapers, and why this one should have triumphed out of London rather than some other centre of thought is a question.

At the centre of thought experimenting is a "Gedankenerfahrung", an experience in thought.

He went on to Sapporo Agricultural School (now Hokkaido University), which was noted as a centre of modern thought and of Christianity.

In Descartes's rationalism (the view that reason is the chief source of human knowledge), God is displaced from the centre of philosophical thought and becomes the guarantor of the reliability of sense experience.

Four months after their marriage, the young couple moved to Paris, which was then the centre of socialist thought and of the more extreme sects that went under the name of communism.

Having been a vibrant centre of experimental thought for 30 years, Akademgorodok became a sleepy backwater, where a handful of scientists struggled on in the wilderness in their crumbling concrete labs.

The expulsion of the Jews from Spain and Portugal in 1492 and 1497, respectively, produced a new centre of Jewish thought: Holland, where many exiled Jews found a new and safer domicile; the tolerance of the regime seemed to provide guarantees against external persecution.

It's not at the centre of my thoughts.

Scotland v England Farrell at centre of Jones' thoughts Eddie Jones is wisecracking his way through his early weeks as England's first overseas head coach, a period he calls his "honeymoon phase".