But there is a parallel thought in the air: perhaps the downturn, however painful, will lead to a return to the values of the past.
The parallel thought would have to be that each Tractarian object is both capable of saturating another object and capable of being saturated by another object.
But narrow content was introduced precisely in order to have a kind of content that my Twin and I share, so the narrow content of my thought that the lakes contain water should come out true in a Twin Earth environment centered on my Twin, just as my Twin's parallel thought comes out true there.
I said, "Yeah, but, uh, I mean, it's parallel thought on my part.
It's a pallid, boneless reminder that not all parallel thought is equal.
The theory explains how in-parallel thought processes are represented in your mind.
In that respect, they parallel his Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents (1770), and Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790), amongst other non-oratorical writings.
Can the Church possibly have erred for so many centuries?" The striking parallels in thought and language between the minority report and Pope Paul's encyclical lead to only one conclusion: The basis of the encyclical was the minority report.
In 1883 Mrs. Henry Pott edited Bacon's Promus and found 4,400 parallels of thought or expression between Shakespeare and Bacon.
Since early February, Danspace Project has played host to the choreographer Ishmael Houston-Jones as a curator, with his revisiting of "Parallels," the thoughtful and thought-provoking program he created 30 years ago to interrogate ideas surrounding black dance.
Parallel and multiple thoughts and streams of consciousness were sort of running along: 'I have to save my head because if I get a bullet in my brain I'm dead.' And at the same time, 'Was it all worth it?' And, 'Alas, what a short life it was, it was lovely.' I was petrified that I was going to die.
