Sentence examples for discipline of thought from inspiring English sources

Strategy is a discipline of thought as well as a practical art.

It is the exercise of a rigorous discipline of thought that animates the university.

On the other hand I think it's good for those people to be exposed to that type of discipline of thought.

In addition to being visionary, he also brings invaluable experience in the maturation of ideas and discipline of thought; in executing the idea and making it a commercially viable product or service.

What you teach -- information and principles but also, and more important, habits and disciplines of thought and practice -- will have to last a lifetime.

1787; Critique of Pure Reason), Critik der practischen Vernunft (1788; Critique of Practical Reason), and Critik der Urteilskraft (1790; Critique of Judgment)—as normative disciplines of thought, and, second, into an eclectic or relativistic Kantianism, which regarded the critical philosophy as a system of thought dependent upon social, cultural, and historical conditions.

Most importantly, the programme integrates separate disciplines of thought on health care priority setting in a single framework.

And, as Clausewitz says in an introductory note to On War, "When it is not a question of acting oneself but of persuading others in discussion, the need is for clear ideas and the ability to show their connection with each other"—hence the discipline of strategic thought.

The projects reflected a diversity of topics, disciplines, modes of thought, and approaches to advocacy that the students have been exploring for the past two years in the Program.

Kathleen Wells: You are a Kabbalist, which means you study a discipline and school of thought concerned with the mystical aspect of Rabbinic Judaism, correct?

Experience design is a discipline, a way of thought, and it can therefore be developed.