Sentence examples for image thinking from inspiring English sources

"Without image, thinking is impossible," said Aristotle.

She gazed saucer-eyed at her image, thinking: Oh, is this what I look like?

The concept of constant renewal of the self, long essential to Verwey, is exquisitely expressed in the free-verse poem Een dag in April 19266; "A Day in April"), in which Verwey's mastery of rhythm and "image thinking" is supremely evident.

On Memory, 450a1: "without an image thinking is impossible".

Style is the image of a physical approach to the world; form is the image of thinking about what you're doing.

Another of their research subjects reports that she had trouble moving from kids television, where her tomboy image fitted fine, to adult programming, because she didn't suit the image of "thinking man's crumpet".

I get upset watching people post pictures of a rainbow that says 'I believe in magic' — upset that they're projecting that image and thinking others are falling for it, or that they're falling for it themselves.

The norms themselves are subject to discursive, norm guided reflection and revision which gives philosophy the familiar open, "meta" character that underwrites its image as "thinking about thinking".

It is a form of psychotherapy that includes eight phases of treatment and involves focussing on a moving image while thinking about a painful memory.

The first thing to say is that liberals shouldn't engage in mirror-image thinking, and imagine that spending we dislike somehow lacks the job-creating virtues of spending we like.

So much intelligence has been programmed into these image-dependent technologies that it often seems as if images are "thinking"; ascribing thought to machines redefines our relationship with them and enlarges our ideas about body and mind.