Sentence examples for mass thought from inspiring English sources

Possibly Sir Peter is a mass thought form, created by Tory MPs, for whom he recalls their party as it used to be, and Labour MPs, who wish that it still was.

A complex mass thought unlikely to be characterized by ultrasound needs MR imaging.

Further evaluation demonstrated an intrahepatic mass thought to be a HCC and multiple pulmonary nodules that were positive for adenocarcinoma.

A major tool in mass thought-control is the myth of consensus reality.

This is the drift of modern mass-thought, the rhetorical terminus of Facebook activism: the belief that to name an evil is to tame it.

Meanwhile, the actual hard work of editing a mass of thoughts into a finished product is purely linear.

Before the railway line between Cornwall and London was undermined by storms yesterday, I hadn't given masses of thought to our obsession with the weather.

From this vantage, the once formless mass of thought-gorp that only yesterday sluiced around my brain like a glass of tepid milk is beginning to congeal.

Indeed, from the outside, the rites and rituals of the church can seem a little absurd, including the "e-meter" that supposedly measures "the mass of thoughts"; the "billion-year" contract signed by members of the inner-circle Sea Organization; the unquestioning reverence for Hubbard as the sole source of these revelations.

He feels himself in turmoil, unable to sort out the mass of thoughts milling in his head, and uses images of "dark tunnel" and "tornado" to describe how he feels.

As Philip Ball writes in his book Critical Mass, Hobbes thought humans are different: their thoughts, desires and sensations are complex and provoke them into conflict.