Sentence examples for ruled thought from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the surface of Fuller's text gives more prominence to effectiveness than to fairness, and many critics (e.g., Hart, Dworkin), overlooking the moral connotations of Fuller's allusions to reciprocity between rulers and ruled, thought his book's title, The Morality of Law, a misnomer.

But it ruled that Thought for the Day must comply with requirements of "due impartiality" and that any future complaints on broadcasts during the slot would be judged on a "case-by-case basis".

Most of us don't know who they truly are, trapped in this dream of life, sense perceptions, ruled by thoughts without even knowing it's not them.

That last thought ruled Cage's life: he wanted to discard inherited structures, open doors to the exterior world, "let sounds be just sounds".

So although I ruled out the thought of working in a restaurant, I was too terrified to even think of opening my own establishment.

Only one of the five humanistic subjects, moral philosophy, was avowedly philosophical; but in the practice of Erasmus and many other humanists, rhetoric functioned as a sort of anti-philosophy, a rival to the dialectical philosophy that had ruled medieval scholastic thought.

In time, the darkness came to rule his thoughts.

I had severe OCD and as long as I had that, it would rule my thoughts and so the lies had no foreseeable end.

But Mr. Garrett continued to experience periods of intense hyperactivity ruled by irrational thoughts — he spent money impulsively, and he could not sleep or eat for several days.

You learn to become the Queen or King of your mind, instead of being ruled by your thoughts and emotions.

It's a subtle distinction, but one that helps you not to be ruled by your thoughts.