"that type of thought" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific kind or category of thought. Example: That type of thought is dangerous and can lead to negative consequences.
My coach, Oren Harris, transformed the way I think about being a sensitive being and brought my awareness to the fact that this type of thought process actually attracts more of what I do not want.
In fact, when I look back at the type of thought patterns that used to run through my mind on a regular basis before I started to practice yoga and meditation, I am thankful that those thoughts have been scrubbed out of my consciousness.
Hopefully this type of thought and action will continue later in her life.
What is Tennessee saying by allowing not only this type of law, but this type of thought into the minds of the people of this state?
All of it recognises the circadian rhythms of the body, quoting such remarks as René Dubos's "the high tides of the ocean may have their counterpart in the high tides of our bloodstream" and FE Halliday's notion that certain types of thought are released by the semi-hypnotic state that verse induces.
Although this evaluation of a query may seem complicated, it is essentially the type of thought-process naturally deployed by a human user.
This, according to Lévy-Bruhl, was a type of thought that had been common to archaic mankind, that was still common to primitives, and in which people supposedly experienced some form of "mystical participation" with the objects of their thought, rather than a separation of subject and object.
But you have a site that cultivates these type of thoughts, and men who have this type of rage".
At first, philosophy for Marcel meant a highly abstract type of thought that sought to transcend the everyday empirical world.
Nuala Kenny, a physician-ethicist at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and a critic of evidence-based medicine, defends intuitive reasoning: it isn't a lazy way of thinking, she argues, but rather a sophisticated type of thought that incorporates many variables and tremendous amounts of data from previous experience.
