Sentence examples for fusion of thoughts from inspiring English sources
The Persuader - "Fusion of Thoughts (Par Grindvik remix)".
According to Eliot, the dissociation of sensibility was a result of the natural development of poetry after the Metaphysical poets, who had felt "their thought as immediately as the odour of a rose"; this phenomenon the "direct sensuous apprehension of thought," or the fusion of thought and feeling which Eliot called a mechanism of sensibility, was lost by later poets.
In this essay Eliot argued that the works of these men embody a fusion of thought and feeling that later poets were unable to achieve because of a "dissociation of sensibility," which resulted in works that were either intellectual or emotional but not both at once.
His immediate and instant fusion of philosophical thought, intimate detail, and the very act of cinematic vision makes this film one of his very greatest, certainly among the singular and crucial movies of recent years.
This marked the beginning of the "Reformed tradition," the fusion of Zwinglian and Calvinist thought.
His analytic approach could be summarized as a fusion of Marxist and Freudian schools of thought.
Another excellent first offering with its roots in historical fact is MJ Carter's The Strangler Vine (Fig Tree), which uses the backdrop of the British East India Company in 1837 for a richly detailed and thought-provoking fusion of Raj myth and reality with a fast-moving adventure that echoes John Masters.
Large reductions were seen on a measure of psychological flexibility, and minor reductions were seen on measures of thought-action fusion and thought control.
In a fusion of sensibilities, the composer's complicated thoughts become the singer's, so that the performer's best possible self — a more intuitive, smarter self (Mr. Sondheim doesn't do stupid) — comes to the fore.
Just a couple of thoughts.
