Sentence examples for chronological thought from inspiring English sources

It contains a patchy array of art and artefacts, ranging from ancient Egyptian carvings to modern art pieces, bewilderingly arranged with little chronological thought.

It proposes that the Seleucid empire was a site of intensive creativity in understandings of temporal duration, that it was the location and cause of something approaching a revolution in chronological thought and historical experience.

Notwithstanding the differing categories and chronological orders of thought processes observed, we note that generally thoughts about the pain were at the forefront of thought processes.

By definition (Dictionary.com), a blog is "an online diary; a personal chronological log of thoughts published on a Web page".

The much more effective second line of thought anchors the chronological definitions of the terms 'active' and, therefore 'capable', to the concept of 'seismotectonic domain'.

Age isn't chronological in my view.

The collection will be moved into its permanent exhibition space in December, but for now, it's been broken up not into a predictably chronological survey but into quirky, thought-provoking thematic segments.

The Kitāb is undoubtedly a chronological history.

Wanting "primarily to impart knowledge of art and history of art," Albert arranged his holdings not by subject matter, as was the tradition, but by regions, schools and artists in chronological order, in accordance with more modern thought.

Schleiermacher's ethical thought divides into two overlapping chronological phases: The first phase -- which stretched from the late 1780's until about 1803 -- was mainly critical in character.

As we move through these five schools of thought – which are addressed in a roughly chronological order – we discern an increasing degree of alignment with the assumptions and methods of IMP scholars.