Sentence examples for extended thought from inspiring English sources

The album is so tonally unified that it comes across as one very long single — an extended thought, coughed up quickly.

It is not just that any extended thought about the liberation of Europe or the end of the second world war tends to set me off, or that I am particularly emotionally labile these days.

In "Are dreams experiences?", he develops an extended thought experiment introducing a rival to the received view of dreams as conscious experiences during sleep.

By definition meditation is continued or extended thought, or reflection.

Team USA Coach John Tortorella said some were "overthinking" his constant changing of his lines before the Canada game, but perhaps extended thought before the tournament on his tactics might have helped.

Also, focus group interviews as opposed to individual interviews will mimic the actual group learning setting where students can share their thoughts, opinions and ideas and interact with one another by debating and agreeing with each other which might then lead to generating new or extended thoughts and views on the issued explored.

It is in his other works that Tûsî took a more solid stand against substantive changes proposed for Avicennan logic, especially in his Setting the Scale for an Evaluation of "Revealing Thoughts", an extended assessment of Abharî's Revealing Thoughts (Tûsî 1974b), in which Abharî adopted a number of Khûnajî's positions.

One of the objects, the palma, or palmate stone (shaped like a hand with extended fingers), was first thought to have had some religious significance.

Where the email encourages instantaneous replies, and therefore carelessness, the letter provides the breathing space for deep thoughts, and extended consideration, and a conversation quite unlike those we have by other means.

By being aware that the concept-numerosity thought on the right can be rendered equivalently (in the extended language) as the number-committal thought on the left, one comes to recognize numbers as abstract, logical objects.

The letters between them afford an extended glimpse into their deepest thoughts and emotions and provide modern readers with the most revealing record of personal intimacy between husband and wife in the revolutionary era.