Sentence examples for fundamentals of thought from inspiring English sources

In some editions of Hubbard's book "The Fundamentals of Thought," published in 1956, a note on the author says, "It is a matter of medical record that he has twice been pronounced dead".

Regrettably, there are far too many folks -- both inside and outside the religious camps -- with a sub-par comprehension of the actual fundamentals of religious thought and practice.

From that step sprang the fundamental mode of thought that shapes us today - the capacity to bracket off natural processes as a system, and use and shape them, and to abstract general rules and ever more abstract and fundamental levels to manipulate - from ancient notions of four elements, to chemistry and physics.

In the Principles of Science (1874) it was one of the three "Fundamental Laws of Thought".

In July 1995, the company sold its first book, Fluid Concepts & Creative Analogies: Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought.

But this paper does not present any fundamental changes of thought.

They aim to show that the fundamental aboutness of thought is, as Fodor (1987) cleverly put it, "really something else"—viz., something patently naturalistic even if it requires some effort to see that this is the case.

What made it all the more agonising was that the decision to bring Hamilton in was predicated on a fundamental error of thought - Mercedes did not need to pit him at all.

There are two fundamental schools of thought on foreign policy, the optimistic and the pessimistic.

Twenty years ago, Amazon sold its very first book--Douglas Hofstadter's Fluid Concepts and Creative Analogies: Computer Models of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Thought.

It was that fundamental train of thought George Wallace latched onto when he stirred up white racists in the state and cruised into the governorship during the genesis of the civil rights movement.