Sentence examples for depart thought from inspiring English sources
The phrase "depart thought" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express a concept related to leaving or moving away from a thought, but it is not a standard expression. Example: "As I tried to focus on my work, I found it difficult to depart thought and concentrate."
Some fans who were glad to see Ewing depart thought that the Knicks did not get the right players in return.
People leave Microsoft all the time, and many of them pass along their departing thoughts in e-mail messages to their colleagues.
Pochman's skills have improved even after three days of work, and the thought of departing the winds of East Rutherford for games in Arizona and then inside the Metrodome in Minnesota on Nov. 19 has encouraged him.
By the time he graduated, he had also fallen under the spell of Brecht's "A Short Organum for the Theatre," which set out the playwright's aesthetic for epic theatre his attempt to engage the audience in a play of contradiction that encouraged active critical thought and departed from the passive emotional catharsis encouraged by the Aristotelian principles of drama.
Notice that Suszko's attempt at systematizing Wittgenstein's ideas on facts departs from Wittgenstein's thought on the matter.
The first thought of a departing editor is to abolish this ancient tradition.
Departing from modes of feminist thought that stress the material consequences of second-sex status, existentialist feminists focus on the psychological consequences.
For example, Mariátegui allowed that there is no essential conflict between religious thought and Marxism, departing from the standard materialist, atheist commitments of orthodox Marxism.
Greene, who turns 30 in two weeks, gave little thought to the recently departed.
The perspective presented in the Bahá'í writings departs sharply from the pattern of thought achieving ascendancy in many societies.
Elsewhere, he gives the impression that the published notation does not quite reflect his actual thoughts; rhythms and even pitches depart from the score (sometimes repeatedly, in recurring sections) in an otherwise faithful and energetic reading.
