Sentence examples for structural thought from inspiring English sources

Humanistic geography insisted that humans act, that is, deliberately cause things to happen, and are not mere passive, irresponsible agent of historical forces, hoping thereby to overcome the debilitating fatalism of structural thought and to properly understand the moral dimension of interpersonal relations.

Peter gained his higher education from Queens University, Belfast and has earned degrees (with distinction) in Scholastic Philosophy (BA Hons), Political Theory (MA) and Post-Structural thought (PhD).

Put differently, the structural timelessness of thought as such is intensified in metaphysical thought where it becomes "absolute" (ST, p. 42).

The poets' multicoloured images were not merely decorative embroidery but were a structural part of their thought.

It seems reasonable to suppose that the structural underpinnings of symbolic thought were acquired in this reorganization.

Every structural analysis of any thought process can always be more accurately explained through geometric representations that unfold into the dimensions of a proposed space.

Screaming schoolgirls flock in their thousands to hear "Jun-chan's" latest thoughts on structural reform.

So, with a wrong-headed philosophy, poorly thought-out structural decisions are made (i.e., "let's give people loans who can't afford to pay them back").

He thought of his vocation as sartorial engineering, but Harold Koda believes that there was more instinct than science to James's craft, and Richard Martin, the late fashion historian, dared to suggest that James "pretended to give serious thought to the structural elements of the dress, but a study . . .

Living in this structural reality, my heart-felt thought is with my colleagues: please take good care of the self and others.

While Worrall never directly endorses the Kantian aspect of Poincaré's thought, Zahar's structural realism is explicitly a form of Kantian transcendental idealism according to which science can never tell us more than the structure of the noumenal world; the nature of the entities and properties of which it consists are epistemically inaccessible to us (as in (2) above).