Sentence examples similar to heart of thought from inspiring English sources

Ancient Egyptians believed the heart was the centre of thought and the brain cooled the body.

There are realms in the heart, free of thought, that open to a great vastness, peace, and understanding.

It shows how three ideas about purpose have been at the heart of Western thought for more than two thousand years.

Burke's philosophy never embraced a return to the past; in fact, a belief in reform lies at the heart of his thought.

But it is part of Wittgenstein's genius that he sets about to dismantle precisely this very myth, a myth about the nature and epistemological priority of interiority that has been at the heart of western thought since Augustine.

Yet it was the monstrous doctrines at the heart of his thought -- the Overman, the Eternal Recurrence -- that had drawn me; they hypnotized me because I couldn't figure out whether they were coming from man or some frightening gospel.

At the heart of Classical thought is the principle that we know in virtue of having ideas that, in this sense, represent what we know.

Empathy is at the heart of progressive thought.

The Ṣūfīs (Muslim mystics), unlike the Shīʿites, understood ghaybah to mean the absence in the heart of all thoughts except those of God.

Even if her kind of case is still rare, I still picture people with plenty of life to be lived, with the word "burden" sitting at the heart of their thoughts.

The Summit kicks off a week of discussions that will place Dallas at the very heart of global thought-leadership on the future of cities.