Sentence examples for historical thought from inspiring English sources

"What if" Hitler had been assassinated is one of the most common historical thought experiments.

Despite its origins in Greek historical thought, Roman historiography was in many ways more like Chinese than Greek historiography.

And - a small, historical thought - wasn't there a time when hard-pressed inner Londoners longed to move to the suburbs?

The sophistication of Islamic historical thought was dramatically illustrated by the Muqaddimah ("Introduction") of the Arab historian Ibn Khaldūn (1332 1406).

As articulated in these works, Chinese historical thought was intensely moralistic: virtue was conceived as following the example of one's ancestors.

Another group of questions raised in works on aesthetics, though not unsuitable to such works, properly belongs to logic and the theory of historical thought.

So that shows all these large abstract historical thoughts can get undone when your own desires for the Red Sox come into play.

A person could thank their mind for such an interesting thought, label the process of thinking ("I am having the thought that I am no good"), or examine the historical thoughts, feelings, and memories that occur while they experience that thought.

So whereas most people live out a somewhat predictable pattern of thoughts, feelings, and actions, the more we wake up to temporary nature of even the most persistent of our historical thoughts, the less inclined we are to believe them, and the less automatically we will act or not act in accordance with them.

How about a bizarre contra-historical thought exercise: How would Palin have been treated if she'd ended up as Barack Obama's running mate?

In comparison to historical economic thought, which has been deeply influenced by physics, terminologies such as "business ecosystem" and "symbiotic patterns of business alliances" invoke distinctively different attributes to explain the birth of firms and industries.