Sentence examples for provisional thoughts from inspiring English sources
My only provisional thoughts are these.
Random words, lines of novels or poems, and radically provisional thoughts feature prominently in the artwork here.
But something remarkable happens when Ono's manuscript is placed alongside her paintings and sculptures: at last, we have a chance to see the continuum of Fluxus-era artistic practice in full, incorporating everything from an initial idea to the provisional executions of that same thought.
Wrong thought is imaginative, provisional, often fantastic, and no respecter of fixed beliefs.
The ancient and the modern rub up against each other like tindersticks and spark into life in Raczka's piece, directed by Jennifer Tang, in which words and thoughts have a skittering, provisional quality.
Finally, there is the thought that most of your conclusions will necessarily be provisional, as the person may have two or three decades of vigorous existence still to live.
He cheerfully admits that he's "not good at punctuation," and when I ask him why he is resistant to drawing even the most provisional of conclusions, he offers a simple explanation: "I don't know how to elaborate thoughts," he says.
When it published its thoughts on ringfenced banks in October, the Bank of England said the submitted plans "would ideally include provisional UK holding company and UK regulated entity balance sheets and profit and loss statements, enabling supervisors to assess the viability and sustainability of the entities and their level of going and gone-concern capitalisation".
Conflicts in the Korean independence movements in the Shinganhoe (1927 1931) 26and Korean Provisional Government in China, emerged over class background of landlord class or the Confucian way of thought.
Meditation is believed to counteract this tendency in favor of a condition of equanimity where the provisional nature of one's own conceptual structure is realized, bringing about a greater freedom of thought and action as well as a decreased sense of self-attachment.
