'engage thought' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to encourage careful consideration of a particular issue or idea. For example, "Let's engage thought on how best to approach this project."
By brutal means — mainly, heavily layered oil stick on paper, canvas, or linen — the works deliver physical sensations that engage thought and stir feeling, all with surprising exactitude.
By brutal means — mainly, heavily layered oil stick on paper or canvas — the works deliver physical sensations that engage thought and stir feeling, all with surprising exactitude.
One of the consolations of having endured U of C winters is the belief that Chicagoans speak plainly and engage thought; that to be one of them was worth tribulations.
The overall composition, as well as its individual ingredients, is designed to play on feeling rather than to engage thought.
Dr. Rowley also founded The Conscious Business Network CBNN) in 2008 to engage thought leaders and business colleagues in heartfelt dialogue to make meaning out of new models and emerging paradigms that shape a more conscious global marketplace.
We, therefore, pledge to do what we do best in our academic communities: engage thought leaders, faculty, students, staff, trustees and friends in meaningful debate and dialogue, which, in turn, might lead to positive action.
Active writing is the creation of a draft that engages thoughts in a process which test life through experimenting in the form.
For the past twenty years, he has created engaging, thought-provoking artworks with the lightest touch imaginable by ingeniously reshuffling the objects he finds in the permanent collections of museums.
But Shenk is convincing: "We face in our modern, splintered world not only a crisis in education, but more pointedly a crisis of understanding — of thought and of willingness to engage in thought".
Sure, we have responsibility as to whether we choose to engage the thought and take it to the level of speech or action, but a thought is just a thought.
