Sentence examples for individual thought from inspiring English sources

According to Frege's distinction between sense and reference, what matters to the identity of a thought about a concrete individual is not the individual thought about but the abstract sense by means of which he is thought about.

Opposing him is Henry Drummond, a wily Chicagoan who believes in the right to individual thought.

She discovered that for her, "collective thought is always better than individual thought".

Each name is enclosed in an individual thought balloon, and these link up into thick webs of data.

It isn't an easy following of received wisdom, an apportioning of praise or blame without intelligent, individual thought.

"This is a real, gritty city; one that prizes self-sufficiency and individual thought," he will say.

Mostly we went outdoors-into the streets, into the parks, down to the riverbanks-just in order to be with one another; and we thought individual thoughts (thankful ones, very likely); and we felt good.

In other words, just as the local movements of matter individuate thought extrinsically giving the mind individual thoughts, the thought of immaterial substance individuates matter extrinsically thereby giving it individual bodies.

"Everybody needs to put individual thoughts behind them," Smith said.

And fortunately, we have so many children, that whatever our individual thoughts are…" They're ultimately distracted by the kids?

And as we established that rapport magically, letters began to arrive from Anne Sofie, all written in a beautiful hand and with very individual thoughts on particular songs".