Sentence examples for later thoughts of from inspiring English sources

He blushed and was uncomfortable at these times, but he enjoyed the later thoughts of them.

Tarantino told Entertainment Weekly in 2004 that he was working on a third "Kill Bill," and two years later, thoughts of a fourth movie began circulating as well.

Now, nearly 30 years later, thoughts of Edith and her psychosis, her time with me (and my time with her) on an inpatient psychiatric unit, my attempts to understand her and care for her, have affected my work today.

The later thought of Wittgenstein bears a similar relation to the Tractatus as Heidegger bears to Husserl.

It may represent an early period in Śāntarakṣita's Madhyamaka thought, or it may be an altogether false attribution, but its ideas certainly vary in important ways from the later thought of Śāntarakṣita found in MA and MAV. 6. See Blumenthal (2008).

But surely, over the years, the lack of understanding of Schumann's later thoughts should have been corrected, as it has been with so many other composers (Beethoven included)?

In one sense, Wittgenstein's later thought makes great play of the insistence that it leaves everything as it is.

In his critique of technocracy governance by scientific experts and bureaucracy he relied on a philosophical framework that anticipates categories in his later thought, minus the philosophy of language he would work out in the 1970s.

Both show him already grappling with the central problem of his later thought: the relationship between mechanism and life.

A newly discovered archive from the most devoted of the devotees, Francis Skinner, will illuminate the relationships of the master's "wonderful life", as well as the emergence of his later thought.

But what not many people know is that in the late 1960s, after having done more research on human behavior, Maslow amended his model, and the conventional description of Maslow's hierarchy of needs is actually a highly inaccurate as a description of his later thought.