But Mr. Dimon hasn't felt the need to confine his thoughts about the Volcker Rule to private meetings or carefully worded letters.
Equally, a party that fuels prejudice against immigrants, seems to disapprove of the way many Britons lead their lives and which is happy to confine its thoughts on education and health care to dreary slogans about dirty hospitals and naughty children is one that many will find neither relevant nor likeable.
Both the parent and the child must play their role to not to confine the thoughts of a child up to a limited point but to think beyond that.
Moreover, for the frame problem to be neatly highlighted, we must confine our thought experiment to a certain class of robot designs, namely those using explicitly stored, sentence-like representations of the world, reflecting the methodological tenets of classical AI.
He wanted nothing more than to flee "the horrible reality of existence, to leap beyond the confines of thought".
Tolstoy confines Anna Karenina's thoughts and actions to "a range of possibility that no person in life is confined by".
But no, had the Huffington Post diary not happened, I'd have quite happily rumbled on; my urge to share my hugely important thoughts confined to my meager output of columns, blog posts, freelance features and books.
Still recovering from my daughter-in-law Lise's remarkable meal, so I must confine this to random thoughts which seem to come out today as hiccups in prose.
Conveying the mood of the novel is also mostly confined to Marty's thoughts and current action.
We can train our brains to automatically reconnect to what matters, break free from the limiting stories in our minds, incline our minds toward the good in life and even learn how to relate to our difficult feelings differently to realize an emotional freedom from the confines of our habitual thoughts and reactions.
The goal was release — from the urgent, thought-confining desire for what could not be immediately had.
