Sentence examples for earliest thinking from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Peirce did so from the dates of even his earliest thinking.

There, he says, he was witness to the city's earliest thinking about bike sharing, before it partnered with Alta, then parent company of Citi Bike.

In his earliest thinking about the significance of this fact, Peirce opined that natural law pervaded the world but that certain facets of reality were just outside the reach or grasp of law.

None of this early thinking has been accurate.

The videos are a fascinating window into the early thinking of both men.

He is tall, good-looking with hair that seems under attack (all that earlier thinking).

And then John unfurled a list of reasons Johnny was not wearing it that mirrored my own earlier thinking.

The ability to test out early thinking and share intelligence and concerns can be of great value to both parties.

Aristotle combined elements of earlier thinking in his account of the genesis of the gods (coming from the observation of cosmic order and stellar beauty and from dreams).

Though Dr. McCarthy would initially miss the significance of the PC, his early thinking on electronic commerce would influence Mr. Diffie at the Stanford lab.

If I know there's a crying scene, I start two days earlier thinking about it, which you can't do.