Sentence examples for instances of thought from inspiring English sources
Finally, how can we distinguish good from bad instances of thought experiments?
Thinkers in the critical group applied the label "ethno-philosophy" to a number of the instances of thought in the traditionalist trend to set apart the latter modes of thought, as previously noted, as more akin to ethnology than proper philosophizing.
Thus, in being a mode of thought, an idea is understood as a way of being thought (or a way in which an instance of thought or thinking is manifested).
Others, however, thought Tempels' claims, and similar offerings by others, were misguided and misleading candidates for proper instances of philosophical thought by Africans.
However, there were many subtle references to these problems, with 11 people referring to instances of suicidal thoughts or self-harm.
It is a high instance of Straussian thought.
One instance of this line of thought is Milenko Matanovic's "Collective Fixing of the Point".
(For instance, such a line of thought is implicit in Earman 1989, 125).
Fourth, it is commonly presupposed that naturalistic analyses of non-natural, non-derived meanings will apply, in the first instance, to the contents of thought.
I'm trying to make here an argument not about instances, but about a structure of thought.
This has been both good and bad for New York fashion: bad because the cacophony of designer voices tends to become a deadening white noise; good because it makes you better appreciate the instances of original and individual thought.
