Sentence examples for excluded thought of from inspiring English sources
The Conservative party was one from which we were excluded, thought of as a problem to be resolved instead of an integral part of British society, and which often demonstrated the old colonialist mindset described by Chuka Umunna in his article on Boris Johnson's election chances for London's mayor.
Psychiatric evaluation was performed and excluded thought disorder.
While Mannheim had not excluded scientific thought from the realm of sociological analysis of knowledge, he did not actively pursue such an analysis.
The salespeople are already getting 2 percent of the money they bring in, so there was some thought of excluding them entirely — but we want to encourage them to sell profitable jobs, not just to close any old deal.
But at the same time Russia hates the thought of being excluded from anything.
He said the thought of being excluded from the rotation "never crossed my mind," but he acknowledged the same problems that his bosses did.
Anticipatory processing (AP) is a repetitive negative thinking (RNT) style associated with social anxiety that has been excluded in studies of repetitive thought (e.g., worry and rumination).
But Confucianism did not dominate to the extent of excluding other schools of thought and scholarship.
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] truth about HellSIR – Your polemic against Hell was humorous only because you excluded important elements of serious Christian thought ("Into everlasting fire", December 22nd).
