Sentence examples similar to every dominating 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.

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

Only hegemons think of their reign as benevolent; those whom they dominate think of their masters as imperialists and oppressors.

A main concern dominating Indian thought and practice at the time of the Buddha was the question of suffering and death.

The Heat-Bulls half of the equation could be settled Thursday night, and one of the more intriguing story lines on the Heat at the moment is the plight of Mike Miller, whose newborn daughter is in intensive care and dominating his every nonbasketball thought, writes Dave Hyde in The Ft. Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel.

Thus, imperial millennialism, fortified with imperial prophetic literature, dominated political thought more effectively than in the West.

Quasi-supernatural cosmological speculation (five-phase theory and portentology) dominated Han thought and the intellectual lives of Chinese thinkers for four centuries.

The corporate dominated think-tank talkers years ago convinced Jimmy Carter that if he would relax governmental oversight of the airline industry, wonderful things would occur.

Many of the engineers who dominate Google think that managers are a waste of space: they "get in the way, create bureaucracy and screw things up".

Sharon refuses to be dominated and thinks Jack and Phil are the same.