Sentence examples for developed thought from inspiring English sources
"developed thought" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to reference a person's thoughts that have been thoroughly considered. For example, "Through much contemplation, she arrived at a highly developed thought."
By contrast, Goldsmith was judged by Dysch to have failed to provide "any developed thought on what exactly he would do for London's Jews".
It has been 33 years since Roger Callahan developed Thought Field Therapy (TFT) using acupoint stimulation for relief of traumatic memories and 22 years since Gary Craig trained in TFT and then developed EFT.
In 1998, granulomatous hepatomegaly developed, thought to be a reaction from injecting methadone mixed with orange juice, and resolved after she ceased this activity.
How is the fight against extremism served by pretending that the enemy is incapable of developed thoughts and ideas, or that jihadists are without their own motivations and internal conflicts?
Semi-structured interviews limited the opportunity for open ended questions but interviewees were invited to articulate their developed thoughts where appropriate, particularly with regard to managing patients with complex problems.
One of the deepest insights in the history of thought was his slowly developed idea of what we now call the "inertial system": the idea that the physics stays the same within a system whether it's in rapid movement or at rest indeed, that "rest" and "movement" are relative terms.
But now it will feature, each week, a longer and more developed set of thoughts on a language-related topic.
The term "science" simply referred to the most well-developed domains of thought.
There is a well-developed strand of philosophical thought on the moral authority of nature, and theology is a part of it.
That thought is well-developed in current accounts of the evolution of morals (see Copp 2008, pp. 187 90, and Campbell 2009, for a summary and references).
