Sentence examples for concepts thinking from inspiring English sources

In contrast, from the sentence 'Descartes: the foundations of solipsism are in turn the foundations of the view that the individual's understanding of any and all psychological concepts (thinking, willing, perceiving, etc).'.

My current job is a perfect synthesis of all the things I enjoy-not only does it combine my interests in psychology and neuroscience, but I continue to be immersed in research-not doing it, but reviewing the latest concepts, thinking about where the field is going, and how to help it (and the researchers) get there.

People "have this wrong concept, thinking good whiskies can only be made in a colder climate," he said.

There is a lot of high concept thinking about not just the future of mobile and its effects on society, but the future of society itself.

Participants in higher ages were unfamiliar with the word 'up-cycling,' and they could not relate it with the concept, thinking that the practice of their own is simple recycling, despite the fact that they already practice up-cycling unknowingly.

The judges completely missed Julie's concept, thinking they were going for a circus look instead of the deranged matador idea.

"I'm trying to teach deeper concepts of thinking".

Out of such considerations of evil and thoughtlessness, along with close philosophical examinations of concepts like thinking, will and judgment, Arendt believed that a foundation for moral law could be found.

The results are discussed with reference to theories of intelligence concepts and thinking skills interventions.

Further, none of them offers much in the way of tools or concepts for thinking about the putatively nonbinary nature of consciousness.

But he was dissatisfied that in this work he left out some of the cardinal uses of concepts of thinking, in which there may be no performances for others to witness.