Sentence examples for objects thought from inspiring English sources

Black holes are nature's densest objects, thought to be formed when massive stars collapse under their own weight.

She saw halos around objects, thought flowers talked to one another and hallucinated net and dot patterns.

Father Rafał Jarosiewicz called the burning of objects thought to be connected to magic and the occult, and deemed by their owners to be an evil force, "unfortunate".

The striker then swore at the fans, picked up one of the thrown objects, thought to be a coin, and hurled it back at the supporters.

Other objects, thought to be the work of single unknown creators -- like a selection of Navajo "eyedazzler" weavings dated 1885-1900 -- will be grouped together with labels reading, "Artist not known".

Its extremely elliptical orbit resembled the orbits of objects thought to exist in the Oort cloud, a distant cloud of icy objects that had been postulated by Dutch astronomer Jan Oort more than a half century before to account for the origin of comets.

But behind every key, and lock, there's a room or a secret place full of objects, thoughts and feelings.

In a much-criticized piece of reasoning, Descartes (1641/1984) contrasts the certainty afforded by introspection with the dubitability of knowledge of the physical, to show that introspective objects (thoughts) are ontologically distinct from physical things.

They reference everyday things—objects, thoughts, emotions, actions, memories.

After all, the Concept, being a thought-object or an object-thought itself, must also have reality or being and thus has to realize itself.

First, all thoughts have intentional objects: every thought is of something rather than nothing.