Sentence examples for sense thought from inspiring English sources

It is heartfelt caring for the world, for something bigger than oneself, made tangible in sense, thought and deed.

Once we make this distinction, we realize that although we must have some conception or representation in order to conceive of something, and that representation is in some sense thought of, it does not follow (contra Berkeley) that what we conceive of must be a thought-of object.

"The common sense thought would be that you'd remember where you've been".

But, if that is true then it becomes unclear in what non-trivial sense thought experiments are supposed to be identical with arguments (see Bishop, 1999).

One of the directions in which they looked was to Scottish common sense thought, as articulated, for instance, by Thomas Reid (1710 1796), James Beattie (1735 1803), and James Oswald (1703 1793).

This remark, I think, reflects the true importance of philosophical analysis for Moore: its importance for him is metaphysical in so far as it reveals the 'ultimate' substances which are the subjects of our ordinary common sense thought and talk.

The next time you run into that emotion, bust out your notebook and take note of your senses, thoughts, and body.

The most successful people are those who implement what they learn right away without wasting time on non-sense thoughts or unproductive activities.

That makes perfect sense, Marie thought.

None of the reports made sense, Kibbey thought.

Hate himself seemed to sense the thought and offered the beginnings of a smile.