Sentence examples for dominated thought from inspiring English sources

Hence Kanner's formulation — with its strengths, and faults — dominated thought on autism for many years.

Flourens's notion of an equipotential cortex dominated thought until the studies of Paul Broca, in the eighteen-sixties.

With that of Spencer it dominated thought in psychology, until Wundt made the science experimental, and William James Principless of Psychology became the standard presentation, and until, with the latter, the home of the science as a discipline moved from Britain and Germany to America.

Neel's hypothesis and its modified versions have dominated thought about the etiology of recent epidemic of diabetes.

As Max H. Bazerman and Ann E. Tenbrunsel write in their book, "Blind Spots," "When it comes time to make a decision, our thoughts are dominated by thoughts of how we want to behave; thoughts of how we should behave disappear".

While many countries believed motorised troops to have been proven less effective than first thought, it was the inadequacy of the Italians as a fighting force that dominated German thought.

That development ran counter to the conceptions that had dominated political thought for the preceding 2,000 years.

It is a refrain that has long dominated environmental thought in India (and, indeed, in much of the developing world).

"Grant was denigrated by this same school of historiography, which really dominated American thought through World War II".

The Great Chain of Being that dominated Western thought throughout the Middle Ages made man both the highest of the animals and the lowest of the gods.

It's a notion that dominated architectural thought for much of the first half of the 20th century but that seems so out of keeping with the ethos of the practice today, particularly in New York, that it's almost jarring.