Sentence examples for representative thought from inspiring English sources

No other representative thought about asking a basic question about Cambridge Analytica's data.

Greene, according to Headley, his representative, thought Levine was trying to sell his things to him.

Beto O'Rourke, a young city representative, thought the resolution could say a bit more about America's role in the violence.

At first the transplant representative thought it was a prank.

A provincial planning division representative thought that though AIDS is an issue, the government should not be "blind to real threats (of) diseases like Hepatitis B and C", which are "larger Public Health issues for the country (and) are not receiving international funding and are mostly locally funded".

One Malawian NGO representative thought that staff attending workshops or meetings just to make money is less likely to happen in NGOs because of the organizational culture: "If there are systems to check, good co-ordination, and the one who is approving the trips is doing it well, then it cannot be an issue.

Representative qualitative thought units are included based on their frequency, salience, and relevance to HBM message design guidelines.

The Red Guards splintered into zealous rival factions, each purporting to be the true representative of Maoist thought.

Yet Brant essentially looks backward; he is not a forerunner of the Reformation nor even a true humanist but rather a representative of medieval thought and ideals.

These units soon began fighting among themselves, however, as various factions vied for power amidst each one's claims that it was the true representative of Maoist thought.

Working together with the fundamentally pragmatic orientation towards the world exhibited in the technical and instrumental use of tools and artifacts, it is in natural language, according to Cassirer, that the representative function of thought is then most clearly visible.