Sentence examples for measured thought from inspiring English sources

Samuel Johnson, more measured, thought that such novels were a dangerous distraction "to the young, the ignorant and the idle…", offering merely "the entertainment of minds unfurnished with ideas".

Job burnout was measured thought two subscales from the Italian version of Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI [ 57– 59]): emotional exhaustion (EE, 9 items, e.g., item: "I feel emotionally drained from my work") and depersonalization (DP, 5 items; e.g., item "I feel I treat some patients as if they were impersonal objects").

The joint statement called on the US and its allies to use "measured thought and statesmanship", and to assess the potential impact any military action might have on "the poor, the innocent and the voiceless".

And as for why I haven't read it before, a question that has buzzed about in my own brain for many years and one to which I've given a great deal of measured thought, my best answer is that reading it means relinquishing the anticipation of reading it.

For all his measured thoughts, he's still a man who jumps from absurd heights for the thrill of it.

At the King Day celebration in New York, the musician Joshua Nelson proved a hard act to follow; Funnye came across as stiff and cautious, expressing measured thoughts about Jewish solidarity, the brotherhood of man and the need for peace in the Holy Land.

Furthermore, this group had higher scores than controls on the scales measuring thought problems, attention problems, and total problems.

The scientific attempt to measure thoughts is known to psychologists as "experience sampling".

Some sceptics argue that consumer EEG devices are not really measuring thoughts at all.

A more ecological valid measure would be to use the Experience Sampling Method (ESM), measuring thoughts people have in response to daily life positive events (i.e., dampening as well as self-focused or emotion-focused responses).

This 20-question scale is administered to self-reported suicide attempters and designed to assess the "intensity" of the wish to die during their most recent attempt by measuring thoughts and feelings and objective circumstances at that time.