Sentence examples for law thought from inspiring English sources

It will not, however, attempt to recount the history of the development of natural law thought.

(Every introductory ethics anthology that includes material on natural law theory includes material by or about Aquinas; every encyclopedia article on natural law thought refers to Aquinas).

The questions about Colts quarterback Peyton Manning were ceaseless and, Law thought, a bit disrespectful.

Law thought that it might have been when Kansas City released him after the 2007 season.

Cairns is seeking to get the law, thought to originate in the 1600s when anti-Catholic feeling in Britain ran high, overturned.

His test on Shear L'Eau, which Law thought was "far better" than last year's when he scored 53.8, was quite harshly marked by two of the three judges, putting him in 10th place on a score of 55.4.

Matt's working late, his mother-in-law thought.

When logic is said, for instance, to be the study of the laws of thought, these laws cannot be the empirical (or observable) regularities of actual human thinking as studied in psychology; they must be laws of correct reasoning, which are independent of the psychological idiosyncrasies of the thinker.

It follows that Jevons regards the Laws of Thought as objective laws.

Laws of thought, traditionally, the three fundamental laws of logic: (1) the law of contradiction, (2) the law of excluded middle (or third), and (3) the principle of identity.

But others, from Gail Collins of the NYT to my father-in-law, thought Obama's idea of change meant including and even embracing diverse ideas and solutions.