Sentence examples similar to elaboration of thought from inspiring English sources
Though President Trump's thoughts on Frederick Douglass were stirring, Sean Spicer's elaboration of those thoughts might have even better rung in Black History Month.
For a powerful elaboration of this line of thought, see Rey (1997).
One elaboration of this idea is provided by Brandom (1994).
Aquinas's discussion of knowledge in the Summa theologiae is an elaboration on the thought of Aristotle.
So again, maybe more elaboration and keeping the reader's train-of-thought from digressing can help this section.
Although much of the Abhidharma mindset and something of its method draw on the Āgamas/Nikāyas, i.e., the collections of sūtras (Pali, suttas), the main body of its literature contains interpretations of the Buddha's discourses specific to each school of thought and philosophical elaborations of selectively emphasized doctrinal issues.
This line of thought gave impulse to the elaboration of syntactical methods within combinatory logic and to the rise of recursion theory.
Similarly, Wright sometimes suggests that the entire history of biological and cultural evolution on Earth--from single cells to multicellular colonies to human beings capable of moral thought and the elaboration of high technology--might imply the existence of a higher purpose.
That the laws of thought are a sufficient foundation for the whole of logic, or that all other principles of logic are mere elaborations of them, was a doctrine common among traditional logicians.
Come, leaders of thought!
