Sentence examples for separate thoughts from inspiring English sources

Why not Mr King's ultimate objection seems to me to blur together two separate thoughts.

Last week, the two streams flowed apart again, and the two peoples returned to their separate thoughts, their separate emotions, and their separate destinies.

When the ensemble sings "Sunday," one of Mr. Sondheim's most diversely inflected songs, it's like hearing a storm of separate thoughts.

Here the two women do the same thing at the same time, there they move as if question and answer, elsewhere they seem to be pursuing related but separate thoughts.

Rather, they are transitions in thought that occur based on the associative relations among the separate thoughts.

"… Yeah but they are very linked and it's very, very difficult to…unless you're really seriously taking time to sit down and analyse it, I think it's quite hard to consciously separate thoughts and feelings.

Sharing and cooperation are so deeply woven into the culture that sometimes it's hard to have a separate thought.

Which is to say that it's considerably more difficult than Armstrong allows to separate thought from action, teaching from conduct, and dogma from practice in religious history.

This does not necessarily separate thought from action, of course, and the quote from Dialectic speaks of a "true praxis".

When the pragmatic addition constitutes a separate thought, it is, on this account, an implicature proper, arrived at through a secondary, conscious, and reflective pragmatic process.

(Metzger, 1987[1933]: 11) Unwilling to separate thought from thinker and thus considering the thinker along embodied lines, the historian, according to Metzger, 'tries to find or recreate, for a moment in itself, the forces underlying the works that are the object of his meditation' (Metzger, 1987[1933]: 11).