Sentence examples for full range of thoughts from inspiring English sources
But they do not work, Aristotle believes, for the full range of thoughts we actually have, since we can think of particular individuals who no longer exist, like Socrates, and mythical creatures that "do not exist in any way at all," like the hippocentaur.
Visiting is a full-on and wholly original sensory experience – connecting a wide range of thoughts and emotions with visuals, sounds, and touch.
Jahi's family believes that she is capable of a fuller range of thought than she is able to express, an idea that Shewmon has also considered.
The C-SSRS was the first scale to address the full range of suicidal thoughts and behaviors that point to heightened risk.
Corinne is a woman of complex temperament and shifting moods, at some times searching for a simpler self, at others impatient to give voice to the full range of her thoughts and feelings.
Only three of Bentham's documents from the 1810s are printed, and none of his many other texts on the subject is included or even cross‑referenced, so that the development and full range of his thoughts on sex are impossible to trace.
Roy came to realise that Whitehead was speaking of only western philosophy; respect for the full range of human thought required engagement with eastern philosophy too.
This anthology the first of its kind in any language of the West provides excerpts from the early Karaite literature (down to about the year 1500) representing the full range of their thought and belief.
If you feel strongly about your views but cannot discuss these topics with your acquaintances (I hesitate to call such acquaintances friends) without their lapsing into impolite, boorish behavior, then I suggest you stick to safe topics around them and join a self-identified political group that can be welcoming, accepting and affirming of the full range of your developing thoughts and views.
Hume's aesthetic theory received limited attention until the second half of the Twentieth Century, when interest in the full range of Hume's thought was enlivened by the gradual recognition of his importance among philosophers writing in English.
