We're accustomed to thinking in words, but Berkeley, whose book learning may not have been extensive, thinks in images, and those images bring to mind ideas which, though they can be formulated in words, derive a distinctively memorable meaning from being seen.
GORE CONSIDERS HIS LEGACY Vice President Al Gore has clearly given extensive thought to his legacy.
Aides said he had not given extensive thought to possible candidates for the No. 2 slot.
She says she has not given extensive thought to what kind of first lady she might make, but her mother-in-law has some ideas.
One reason that many Americans are conflicted, or falling back on partisan cues to decide how they feel, may be that few have given extensive thought to Ukraine or Crimea.
In fact, extensive planning, thought, and skill were required to successfully implement the nineteenth-century inventions studied thus far.
Because media coverage of the leadership contest has been extensive, the Tories think they have become interesting again.
Ross D. Levi, the executive director of the Empire State Pride Agenda, said: "The states that have passed either marriage or civil unions have a range from either nothing — Iowa and Massachusetts have no religious exemptions — to very, very extensive, and I think what the governor is working on is finding that balance.
Charles G. and David H. Koch -- the billionaire owners of the coal, oil and gas Koch Industries conglomerate -- have enlisted their extensive network of think tanks, advocacy groups and friends on Capitol Hill to spearhead a campaign to pull the plug on the PTC.
The content and format of the informed choice invitation were refined through extensive piloting using "think aloud" techniques.
Given our extensive searches, we think that the retrieved Irx and Mkx genes represent the full gene complement for these two families within each analyzed genome.
