Sentence examples for this strand of thought from inspiring English sources

I know this strand of thought runs through much of what your inner circle believes in.

Before I refocus on that plunge, I should finish this strand of thought on ratios: I had a pasta dish at Monti that I'd had before, noodles called mezze maniche, or half-sleeves, with crumbled sausage and pecorino cheese.

Contributors to this strand of thought emerged from twentieth-century European philosophy, including existentialism and Marxism, and were influenced by the search for meaning in the Holocaust.

The growing awareness that norms of behavior are intertwined with norms of language use, produced another feature of this strand of thought bringing the natural world into our guidance.

This strand of thought proposes some sort of coherent identity for white Europeans, arguing that they are a people under threat from multiculturalism.

So persuasive is the strand of thought that it has attracted backing from respected public figures such as Sir David Attenborough, Jonathon Porritt and Chris Packham.

Perhaps the most influential movement arising from this strand of German psychological thought was Gestalt Psychology.

Yet this strand of authoritarian political thought did not lack critics.

They can draw together the strands of thought needed for assessing why the Labour loss was so great and where the party should go next.

"Herbert Marcuse, a Weimar-era intellectual who had ended up in Southern California where he handily adapted his old epistemology to his new environment offered a helpful conflation of all these strands of thought". What is trying to get said here?

"Herbert Marcuse, a Weimar-era intellectual who had ended up in Southern California — where he handily adapted his old epistemology to his new environment — offered a helpful conflation of all these strands of thought".