Sentence examples for larger thought from inspiring English sources

Ideas and beliefs are rooted in larger thought systems (Weltanschauungen), a phenomenon Mannheim called relationism.

What follows is a placement of his ideas within the context of his larger thought.

Clarity was not a given and poor language was deeply symptomatic of a larger thought problem.

The only known virus that is larger, thought to be a close relative, infects a freshwater amoeba.

— has sparked a few larger thoughts about the nature and variety of what happens last, in movies and books as much as in television.

But her defense was vigorous: "We're not just evaluating a program and attaching some larger thoughts at the end, but finding ways to use evaluation to explore theories," she told me.

For more of Stanza's visualizations of an ever-comeditation future, check ontheintersectionere.

Mr. Gingrich's large thought was for America to build high-speed magnetic levitation trains, as China has.

Simultaneously uplifting and gaga, "Choose Happiness" percolates with large thought bubbles in Ms. Stoddard's favorite colors, pink and blue (quite literally: the book's text is printed in bright blue and hot pink).

Under both names, he thought very large thoughts, usually about an imaginary future that he described in great detail.

Really, New York is capable of providing large thoughts that do not concern sex.