Sentence examples for developing a thought from inspiring English sources

The suggestion was made by Iris Murdoch – developing a thought that she found in the writings of Simone Weil – that there are forms of attention that play an essential role in the exercise of the virtues (Murdoch, 1970, see Mole, 2006).

According to Teasley (1997), transactive contributions are those in which an individual further develops a thought of another with "transacts" such as integrations, critiques, clarifications, or paraphrases.

Tsuruoka praised May for holding talks with the Japanese government, saying it was vital the UK developed a thought-through model.

In 2011, Nicolelis made waves by announcing on The Daily Show that he is developing a robotic, thought-controlled "exoskeleton" that will allow paralyzed people to walk again.

"They are developing a more well- thought-out notion of what their business strategy should be," said Susan Roth, an analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston.

Fortunately, the ability to build greater resilience is in developing a set of learned thoughts, behaviors, and actions that can be achieved by almost everyone.

She developed an idea that no one thought was going anywhere.

All you need to do is develop a well-thought out experience for your customers.

The two thought about developing a note or list-making app, but realized playing with quantitative values would give them more design possibilities.

In "Are dreams experiences?", he develops an extended thought experiment introducing a rival to the received view of dreams as conscious experiences during sleep.

Some Republican commentators have taken the White House to task for not developing a more robust and well-thought-out domestic agenda, saying that a lack of new ideas endangered Mr. Bush's re-election and created the risk that he would drift in a second term if he does win.