Sentence examples for natural thought from inspiring English sources

Because Yorkshire's big and it's got these big, wide spaces and the next natural thought is Nevada?

And he showed that myths manipulate the simple, concrete oppositions of natural thought to address the eternal cosmological questions – life and death, the foundation of the social order, the relationship between society and nature.

We examined everything said yesterday in the council chambersof the mighty and could not find a single idea that was not trifling, not a noble word of any calibre, not one unhurried observation or natural thought.

The Classical Incompatibilist Argument is merely a codification of this natural thought.

A natural thought here is that semantic rules effect a distinction between (semantically) correct and incorrect use of an expression.

It is a natural thought that no matter under what channel assumption, secrecy capacity achieved by security-oriented designs would be higher than that achieved by traditional designs.

My second child is due in six weeks, and the natural thoughts that percolate through a father's head continue to support the move I made.

These excuses are natural thoughts when taking on a goal.

If our self-image is, for example, I am self-sufficient, I am humble, I am caring, or I am spiritual, then natural thoughts and emotions which conflict with this self-image, such as feelings of incompetence, need for adulation, self-involvement, or anxiety about getting a train seat, will be disowned to the degree in which we identify with the self-image.

Just as compelling are the enormous deposits of oil and natural gas thought to be under the ocean floor.

Trauma was a strange thing, because you could be unaware of its presence, like diseased cells lurking in your body (a natural enough thought in a hospital) or like bulbs that would break the soil's surface only when stirred in their depths by the penetrating warmth of the sun.