Sentence examples for explicit thought from inspiring English sources

Giving this process some explicit thought however might not only make you a better manager; it might also help others improve their inquiry skills as well.

Indeed, explicit thought sometimes upsets Tabucchi's book the way explicit sex upsets lesser writers -- because although it's great fun, it makes you suspicious of everything else.

Koocher and his colleagues also want a large number of scientists to give explicit thought to ethical problems.

As such, scientists can't yet reproduce or capture an explicit thought like "I want to go skydiving" by peering into the mind alone.

Hook continued, both in his explicit thought about the nature of moral or political disagreement and in his implicit practice in discussion, to hold the pragmatic faith that critical intelligence – a generalized form of scientific method – could rationally resolve any conflict of opinion.

It can be argued that this theory of expression captures and makes explicit thoughts that a number of other existentialist writers shared on these questions.

However, although it has roots in Leopold's thought, the explicit idea of an ecological aesthetic, or as it is sometimes called, an ecoaesthetic, seems to have somewhat later origins (Meeker 1872, Koh 1988).

While single interviews offer an opportunity for respondents to reflect on their actions and make explicit their thought processes, they can also encourage accounts where respondents feel the need to justify actions and protect their self-presentation.

At Marnie's visit to the doctor, before she has any idea what might be wrong with her, the doctor suggests her "explicit sexual thoughts about women" indicate she could be gay.

This ideology was explicit in the thought of such pioneers of African cultural, religious, and political independence as Edward Wilmot Blyden and Joseph Ephraim Casely-Hayford of Ghana (e.g., his Ethiopia Unbound, 1911).

This, Morris explains, is an exchange that failed to make the final cut because it was seen as being too obvious, too explicit; too much thought and not enough joke.