Sentence examples for periods thought from inspiring English sources

Other periods thought it was shameful to be murdered!

The Bruins peppered him with shots over the final two periods, thought they had scored on one occasion (it was overturned on review) and ended up instead with their fourth loss in six games.

Today it's hard not to read it as a gloss on Wallace's own guilt-ridden sex life in this period, thoughts between the enseamèd sheets.

It has been argued that designers often jump between "rational periods of thought and the imaginative periods they might identify as creative thinking" (Watkins, 1988, p. 336).

Yet it was a characteristic of Klee's career that elements in his work often emerged after long periods of thought and experimentation.

After a period of thought that was positively Kevin Na-esque, he whistles his second into a bunker to the right of the green.

The world of the great restaurant is not unlike the world of theater: a long period of thought and creativity is followed by preparation, which, like rehearsal, is composed largely of repetition and boredom.

Nishida first explicitly worked out an idea of absolute nothingness in his 1926 book, From That Which Acts to That Which Sees (NKZ IV), a book which inaugurated his middle-period of thought.

Absent a Chinese or Daoist logic, then, the challenge for a more critical philosophical view is showing that Daoists took a reflective, second level, meta-stance in discussing these issues and how (or whether) the more religious conclusions could survive reflection according to the norms of reasoning enshrined in the philosophical high-tide of the classical period of thought.

Augustine's magnum opus, "The City of God," is a product of this mature period of thought.

During the European Renaissance and early modern period, biological thought was revolutionized in Europe by a renewed interest in empiricism and the discovery of many novel organisms.