We can think of the pattern without thereby thinking of it as beautiful, but to think of the pattern as elegant is to think of it as beautiful, at least in certain respects.
If analyses or definitions preserved sense, then, unlike the case of "morning star" and "evening star," whenever one thought the definiendum, one would be thereby thinking the definiens.
If I have this capacity, then I also have the capacity to stand in relation R to the distinct Mentalese sentence MARY LOVES JOHN, thereby thinking that Mary loves John.
In multiple classification tasks, participants (primarily children, who have already developed or are in the process of developing this skill) must classify objects in several different ways at once - thereby thinking flexibly about them.
They change their area of expertise every five years, to be the people asking the stupid questions and thereby challenge existing thinking.
Only a few, the old ones, covered their insolence with glacial politeness, while the younger ones became either servile or friendly to the point of taking liberties, thinking thereby to win her favor.
(In the nineteen-sixties, the critic Clement Greenberg, acting as the executor of the estate of David Smith, removed paint from some of the great sculptor's abstract works, thinking thereby to improve them — a scandal germane to the present occasion, though not cited).
Burritt, in the early editions of his book, arbitrarily changed the name to Praxiteles, perhaps thinking thereby to avoid possible confusion with the constellation Sculptor.
Ambitious teaching involves creating classroom learning environments that promote the sharing and display of students ideas and thereby making learners' thinking visible that, in turn, make possible teachers' assessment for learning practices.
What we are justified in thinking thereby is that human achievement and social progress require autonomous, self-criticizing and self-governing individuals, and that individual achievement and realization of cherished goods requires membership in a social order of individuals co-operating in the pursuit of values cherished in common.
The term "Orwellian" is overplayed, but it applies; in George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, "newspeak" was the common language of propaganda that intimidated and thereby eliminated critical thinking.
