Sentence examples for mechanical thoughts from inspiring English sources

Harmon continued, "He was free of mechanical thoughts, and he had this pure aggression".

"I don't think I've ever been around anybody who can have mechanical thoughts in the box and still be successful.

"If we can ever get him down to less than five mechanical thoughts that he's having during an at-bat, he's a very dangerous man," Walker said.

"Every shot I hit up to that point was mechanical, were all mechanical thoughts, and I put the club in a certain position, and I was doing that and I said: 'You know what, I'm feeling good.

Woods said his round came unhinged after what seemed like a good start, but said, "I came out and I was playing well, but I was having a lot of mechanical thoughts with my swing.

Similarly, Sir James Jeans, the great thermodynamicist, astronomer, and popularizer of scientific thought, was drawn toward a non-mechanical view of reality: " The universe," he observed, "begins to look more like a great thought than like a great machine".

It is a policy as far removed from that of the gadget worshiper as it is from the man who sees only blasphemy and degradation of man in the use of any mechanical adjuvants whatever to thoughts".

For mechanical sculptor Rob Higgs similar thoughts started a journey that ended at the other end of the spectrum from the simple, streamlined object we all have lurking in our kitchen drawers.

My body is a machine in a wider mechanical system, and my thoughts and desires, including my "petites perceptions," cannot but harmonize with or parallel states of that machine.

He points out that Charles Babbage, the designer of an early mechanical computer, gave much thought to reducing the errors that human computers made.

In the 19th century players went in for elaborate pictorial layouts with descriptive titles such as zodiac, flower garden, British constitution, and the like many of them purely mechanical exercises requiring little thought.