Sentence examples for the manner of thinking from inspiring English sources

In a way, this is no less methodical or inventive than the manner of thinking that led Franklin to his electrical experiments or his conjectures about the Gulf Stream.

I'm in the manner of thinking the latter is closer to accurate.

Because the experience of the dynamical sublime so centrally involves an intimation of our own capacity to be moral, Kant actually insists that "the sublime in nature is only improperly so called, and should properly be ascribed only to the manner of thinking, or rather its foundation in human nature" (CPJ, §30, 5 280).

But however one classifies Middlemarch, the manner of thinking in it is clearly different from that present in the Ethics: the former presents a narrative that tells the stories of concrete individuals, whereas the latter is a geometric exercises that offers abstract elaborations of general definitions and their logical implications.

It was that manner of thinking that led to a masterstroke with Hotmail.

Patients with lower levels of VTE risk may be more affected by using the fuzzy manner of thinking, because among these patients, the application of fuzzy logic may alter the risk level and the options of thromboprophylaxis due to change in cumulative risk score.

The intricately structured propinquity of the materials that Benjamin collated in his notebooks reflects the idiosyncrasy of his manner of thinking; to call it a "method" is to make it sound too scientific.

Focus groups work particularly well for determining the feelings, attitudes, and manner of thinking of a study population [ 12].

But who, really, was he? Heidegger is onto something when he advises us that philosophy can be possessed "most purely in the form of a persistent question," and that "Nietzsche's procedure, his manner of thinking in the execution of the new valuation, is perpetual reversal," perhaps like life itself, not to mention Heidegger's own devoted explications of Nietzsche.

In fuzzy manner of thinking, the risk of VTE rest on a continuum.

This manner of thinking, which is precisely not the job of the SEIS, was strongly incorporated into the State Department's report nonetheless.