Sentence examples for circle of thought from inspiring English sources
That further closes the circle of thought — and perhaps gives a competitor an edge.
"'The limits of the circle of thought', says Herbart, 'are the limits for the character'" (Hayward 1907: 47).
Dostoyevsky's Underground Man — a retired civil servant who spends his days paralyzed in a vicious circle of thoughts — is perhaps the greatest reliably unreliable narrator in world fiction.
He starts sentences and lets them trail off, circling back after he's put whatever he was going to say through another lap of thought.
The general tendency in these churches, however, has been to oppose formal creeds and confessions for fear of stifling the workings of the Holy Spirit or imperilling the sole authority of the Bible or, in theologically liberal circles, endangering freedom of thought and conscience.
Norris concludes that human thought of perfect circles proves an ideal circle exists as the cause of thought because there are none in nature.
Time elevated her to the prestige of a style icon -- a patently modern term -- but it wasn't something that she and her circle gave a great deal of thought to.
When twitchfork mobs are circling some poor tweeter for crimes of thought I often add the rumour "I heard he bummed a puffin" simply to cheer myself up.
There's a school of thought in Labour circles which believes that the prime minister's behaviour doesn't matter, that accusations of bullying are either unproven or irrelevant, and that all anyone cares about is how well he does the job.
No matter the train of thought, he often circled back to the world's most recent and troubling political headlines.
