Sentence examples for medium of thought from inspiring English sources

I am struck by how often in Shakespeare language is not just the medium of expression of thought, but very explicitly is the medium of thought itself.

Jean-Luc Godard, following his usual practice, faxed a handwritten note: "The so-called 'digital' is not a mere technical medium, but a medium of thought.

Lowellian, too, is her desire to treat history as something more than a stage setting, to make it the medium of thought and feeling.

But fiction is really the medium of thought, and Rooney, who writes with commanding, unself-conscious lucidity, proves a terrific portraitist of Frances's mind, with its peaks of humor and insight and troughs of poignant self-delusion.

People who study the brain are not in complete agreement on how it functions when we think, but most psychologists believe that the basic medium of thought is language.

It is development in the medium of thought of deeply realized experience.

For Eric, the BCNM is a unique academic institution, where faculty and students are supported in their explorations of new mediums of thought.

For instance: "It is in the last resort immaterial whether in this book the thought processes of the South American Indians take place through the medium of my thought, or whether mine take shape through the medium of theirs," he once wrote, offering the verbal equivalent of a Gallic shrug.

Combining notions of technology, ethnography and archaeology through art, photography and installation, Paolozzi, the Smithsons and Henderson found an unforeseen connection in the value and relevance of popular mass culture, further cementing the pillars towards a new medium of expression and thought.

More significantly, Lee's wife, Laura, isn't fully brought into being, perhaps because we seldom encounter her through the medium of her own thoughts.

By the end of the 16th century, English was ready for transformation into one of the greatest mediums for the representation of thought, emotion, and complex inner states ever created by any society.