Sentence examples for some sort of thought from inspiring English sources

True, the new physics and engineering library will house eighty-five percent fewer books, but it isn't some sort of thought experiment (if a tree falls in a forest with no one to hear, will it still make a noise? If a library contains no books, is it still a library?) or Borgesian symbol.

It does sort of give you a feeling of having some sort of contribution to what is a very traumatic time and having some sort of thought that you might be making things better or easier or different for someone else going through the same experience so I think that's a positive (Family2MemberB para.74).

Williams told a story about dropping her 11-year-old son, who was wearing a hoodie, off at a party, and making a point to go inside to introduce herself to the parents "just so they would understand... there's always some sort of underlying thought when you're raising a black son".

On one hand, it's comforting to think of the England football team as some sort of elaborate thought experiment to keep me entrapped in a mental cage of order and disorder, that I work out all my latent rage by telling Danny Rose (by way of my television) that he is a "shit nonce", and that this stops me from going out into the streets and doing crimes and beatings, because I am sated.

I can see I'm going to have to compromise here... Rupert Murdoch: You'll regret this... Cameron: So let's cobble together some sort of badly-thought-out deal that will probably never work... Milidee: Those are just the kind of deals I'm good at... Cameron: Great.

But once it has been assumed that thought or mind itself is the proper object of knowledge, the only way to do this is to make a contrast between individual thought and some sort of supra-individual thought.

But the idea of similar organization in this context seems to demand some sort of classification of thoughts independently of their particular content.

I learned that everyone has some sort of most negative thought about themselves beneath the surface.

Instead of attaining a complete cessation of thought, some sort of mental activity must take place: a liberating cognition, based on the practice of mindful awareness.

Many people find it uncomfortable and difficult to deal with uncertainty and feel safer if they can follow an algorithm of thought, some sort of recipe on how to proceed.

That said, I do think the off-label use of these drugs is really about cranking up productivity under time constraints — getting less-than-scintillating work done efficiently — than it is about, say, seeking some sort of transcendent breakthrough in thought or imagination.