What do architects have to gain by thinking about matter as much as form?
Some possible reasons for this include: — Thinking about the matter gives me a headache.
But you're not thinking" about the matter at hand.
— Thinking about the matter takes longer than forty-five (45) seconds.
After thinking about the matter over the summer, Ms. Frank returned having made only scant changes to the song.
This, in turn, would have caused people to engage in more of an "on the one hand, on the other hand" way of thinking about the matter.
He noted the Acronym Institute,s paper as a useful beginning to start thinking about the matter (Comment: the AI is a UK-based NGO).
— Thinking about the matter is simple enough, and takes less than forty-five (45) seconds, but, when combined with all the other e-mails in my in-box, it creates a synergy of matterdom, exacerbating the headaches mentioned at the beginning of this list.
Knowing by reflection is knowledge one achieves merely by thinking about the matter at hand.
(It does not matter if this is a pretence: the claim would be that our thinking about these matters makes it as if it were so).
