Sentence examples for ordering of thoughts from inspiring English sources

It has a marked impact on the form and ordering of thoughts (10,11,14), as well as on sensory experiences (10,13).

I think of it as the launching-pad from which the inside jumble first emerges in word-form, the first ordering of thought.

Within the framework of his structurally ordered system of thought, Zhang Dongsun tried to unify both methods, and by so doing he decidedly rejected the Modern Confucian paradigm expressed in the glorification of intuition as the most objective mystical method for innate knowledge.

In the attempt to make good one of the desiderata in Bacon's Advancement of Learning, a cohort of seventeenth-century philosophers, scientists, schoolmasters, clergymen and virtuosi attempted to devise artificial languages that would immediately represent the order of thought.

In a more moderate way, one can grant objects and events an equal ontological status but maintain that either objects or events are primary in the order of thought.

Elisabeth seems to maintain the autonomy of thought that we have control over what we think and can turn our attention from one object to another, and so that the order of thought does not depend on the causal order of material things.

Notwithstanding the differing categories and chronological orders of thought processes observed, we note that generally thoughts about the pain were at the forefront of thought processes.

The order of the thoughts matters — early thoughts seem to sway our opinion, biasing subsequent thoughts to support the early position.

Language could be nothing more than a higher-order instrument of thought: a physical representation of ideas, having no meaning except in relation to them.

But Ms. Jones has closely studied the way all sorts of people order their thoughts, express their hopes and fears and tentatively try to fit the whole of their personalities into an inadequate new vocabulary.

The order of this thought process is critical: to try and see everything good in an idea before seeing anything bad.