Sentence examples for that thought exists from inspiring English sources

For example, Steven Pinker argues in his book The Language Instinct that thought exists prior to language and independently of it, a view also espoused by philosophers of language such as Jerry Fodor, John Locke and Plato.

Everything that I thought existed didn't exist anymore.

So a large chunk of revenue that I thought existed the quarter we bet on doesn't.

To serve Christmas dinner to a person who has nowhere else to go, but who believes she is being "eaten alive in this place" holds a quality of sadness that I think exists only within the mental health system.

But none of these occurs in the context of establishing the actual existence of a particular thinker (in contrast with the conditional, general result that whatever thinks exists).

The inner pressure and outer pressure that everyone thinks exists doesn't.

The stable relationships that their designers thought existed were not so stable after all.

"Having to curate a completely different show every single time brings out a side of your creativity that you never thought existed," Gallab says.

It's an idealism that I no longer think exists today, and is very much a product of that time.

But this ascribes a coherence to the architecture of Coachella lineups that I don't think exists.

The black dad that you don't think exists does.