Sentence examples for meaningful thought from inspiring English sources

"Meaningful thought arises only for the whole animal dynamically engaged with its environment," he writes.

Free speech is a privilege that should be exercised after meaningful thought and with purpose.

When born out of handicapped knowledge, they abort meaningful thought and dangerously still encourage action.

"It's wonderful that they're thinking about how to deal with debt, but I don't think it's a substitute for meaningful thought about how to fix the underlying problem," Mary Spector, a consumer-law specialist at Southern Methodist University, said.

But such a view (it has been contended) cannot be seriously entertained, if only because it conflicts with the basic demand for system and order that underlies and governs all rational enquiry, all meaningful thought about the world.

However, the alleged implication that this makes meaningful thought about them impossible is false.

She has exceptional command of the classroom, and has a flair for facilitating meaningful, thought-provoking discussion.

Bruno has meaningful thoughts on unadventurous customers, Jarlsberg's identity problems and why provolone is overrated.

These things are not enough to give us what introspection tells us we have: meaningful thoughts about ourselves and the world that bring about our actions.

"We have not successfully shared meaningful thoughts with any other species of life on earth, life with whom we have DNA in common," he said.

They asked how the brain builds an internal representation of the external sensory world and how the recognition of olfactory stimuli might lead to meaningful thoughts and behaviors.