The simplistic, atmospheric layering on "Do You Think About Me" opens the door to some pop-influenced relationship pondering on the part of MTNS, and before long you find yourself deep in the instrumental thought-provoker that is "Schoolbag".
Abelard concludes that mental images have only an instrumental role in thought, describing them as "intermediary signs of things" (intersigna rerum).
On Saturday evening, after a battering and immaculately played opening instrumental, "No Words/No Thoughts," Michael Gira, leader of Swans, barked at the seated crowd at the Paramount, a beautiful 1920s theater with raked seating.
He says: "My very literal, logical and systematic thought processes were instrumental in helping me succeed in my course".
She was of Quaker descent, became converted at the age of 25, & was instrumental in turning Henry Manning's thought toward the church - he later became Cardinal Manning.
Alternatively, it is sometimes argued that the aesthetic experience has an intuitive character, as opposed to the conceptual character of scientific thought or the instrumental character of practical understanding.
Recently turning 31 has no doubt been instrumental in my newly emerging thought pattern.
User testing can be instrumental to confirming your longstanding thoughts on your project, but your testers will often challenge your design decisions in galvanising ways that you just couldn't get internally.
A rival school of thought offers a more instrumental cause.
Martin and Tesser (1996) suggested that discrepancies in self-regulatory feedback processes underlie rumination, defined as "a class of conscious thoughts that revolve around a common instrumental theme and that recur in the absence of immediate environmental demands requiring the thoughts" (p. 1).
We don't classify this movement as a religious phenomenon, but images used in an ideological context are instrumental in reinforcing, justifying and promoting these thoughts, feelings and actions in young people.
