Sentence examples for channels of thought from inspiring English sources
A chapter centred on the barons' war of the 13th century weaves together several channels of thought and inquiry deftly, and ends with a lovely, galvanising confluence: the Hastings train passing over the compacted bones of the men who fought at the Battle of Lewes in 1264, set in chalk downs built from the slow accumulation of the plates and shells of tiny marine animals.
It is here where inclusion matters the most, and where NGOs can play a critical role by helping channel this diversity of thought constructively into discussion and action.
Officials must "fully understand the dangers posed by views and theories advocated by the West," said the account from Chongqing, which said officials must "cut off at the source channels for disseminating erroneous currents of thought".
Channelling her mother's "effect of thought," borrowing her "pith": these were not merely acts of homage; they set up an artistic challenge, as steep as the ones that any writer of the time had set for herself.
The Fox News Channel is the incarnation of a school of thought that the morally neutral practice of journalism is now inappropriate.
Single-channel speech separation was studied by several schools of thought, where computational auditory scene analysis (CASA) proved to be among the most effective.
In a perfect world, there might be a channel called The Feminist Movie Network, only distributing films approved by a board of thought leaders headed by Alison Bechdel.
More personalised content delivered on the right channel at the right time seems to be the clear direction of thought.
Designing Microsystems for biotechnology analysis may be tackled according to two schools of thought: the older, continuous microfluidics, is based on of flows in channels, and digital microfluidics, which is based on droplet handling.
Come, leaders of thought!
