Sentence examples for hand thought from inspiring English sources

Aristotle, on the other hand, thought that properties exist in the physical world; thus, in his view, redness exists in particular objects, such as red houses and red apples, rather than as an abstract object outside of space and time.

Phil, on the other hand, thought it was hilarious.

(Descartes, on the other hand, thought that the mind resided in the pineal gland).

Players, on the other hand, thought they had escaped from servitude.

My friends, on the other hand, thought it was very, very cool.

Mrs. Ardavi, on the other hand, thought she was just being loving and concerned.

A lazy person, whatever the talents with which he set out, will have condemned himself to second-hand thoughts and to second-rate friends.

The way Wasps pulled Leicester into uncomfortable poses throughout an exhilarating encounter at Welford Road owed much to Wasps' speed of foot, hand and thought.

There's a Zen saying that meditation stretches open the grasping hand of thought -- and as that image suggests, we become much more pliable and open with sitting practice.

In theory, it should indicate a strong hand with thoughts of a penalty.

In OCD people, on the other hand, the thoughts are "harrowing, ego-dystonic", in endless, exhausting conflict with the person's other drives and hopes.