Sentence examples for different strands of thought from inspiring English sources
Jacksonians are less democratic than populist, believing first and foremost in the physical security and economic prosperity of the American people.There is much fun to be had with these categories, and Mr Mead has it, taking the reader through each in turn and teasing out the different strands of thought in the episodes and eras of the past 200 years.
These speculations are multi-faceted in that one detects many different strands of thought regarding language.
In part this is the result of two different strands of thought in the party.
Part I of the book identifies and depicts a consociational, populist, and "faithfully secular" vision of democratic citizenship by reflecting on the different strands of thought and practice that feed into and help constitute community organizing.
These very different strands of thought are interwoven throughout the text with footnotes adding additional commentary.
A different strand of thought in analytic philosophy pressed by Wittgenstein in Philosophical Investigations and developed by others, including Strawson and Austin also suggested that a single sentence could be used (on different occasions) to express different kinds of propositions.
Although there are different strands of feminist thought, there is a common agenda on which we can unite.
Watson told the Today programme: "If you look at the history of the Labour party, we're about 115 years old and for about a century there have been different strands of political thought within the Labour party, from social democracy to command economy socialism to Christian socialism.
Engagement with female embodiment, the goal of which is to give positive accounts of it, are found in two very different strands of feminist thought: Anglo American radical feminism (particularly in the late 1970's and 80's) and psychoanalytic feminism drawing on the work of Freud and Lacan.
