Sentence examples for form the thought from inspiring English sources
Or so you might realize, if you could only stop laughing long enough to form the thought.
What helps to form the thought that God is timeless (and spaceless) is the idea, surely a basic intuition of 'Abrahamic' theism, that God has fullness or self-sufficiency or perfection.
But for all Morris says about the matter, God has no choice but to form the thought that there being innocent beings who do not suffer eternally is necessarily better than there being innocent beings who do suffer eternally.
On a simple version of this view (perhaps too simple to have any contemporary proponents, but an instructive place to start), we have noninferential or foundational knowledge that P if and only if we form the thought that P while we are directly acquainted with the fact that P i.e., a truth-maker of the thought that P.
But even after a soldier found him sitting in a wooden supply shack, staring emptily into space, even after his face grew gaunt from weight loss, even after he was unable to form the thoughts necessary to give a morning briefing, McKinney kept going out on patrol.
And just as they're forming the thought: "Hang on, I think technically the dinosaurs did both …" this film hits them upside the head with a deafening clang.
Afterward, backstage, as if to lend concrete form to the thought that was hovering in all our minds, she held up a model volcano.
All his energy went into a battle with the agents of 'control' - call it 'police' in every form, including the thought police - and his strategies ranged from drugs to the notorious cut-up technique.
But the idea is simply the form of the thought itself.
But Jinsai also sympathized with the thinking of Zhou Dunyi (1017-1073), a Song philosopher who is often considered an early exponent of the Neo-Confucian philosophy that found its most complete form in the thought of Zhu Xi.
Mary Worrall Birmingham Salley Vickers has returned to form with the thought-provoking and exquisite The Other Side of You (Fourth Estate).
