Sentence examples for thought a kind from inspiring English sources
Carson was a pediatric neurosurgeon and, people thought, a kind man, and that seemed to worry Hewitt.
He would make, he thought, a kind of chapel for drinking, a place where people of culture could absorb alcohol and fine conversation, or simply sit and meditate, soothed by the dim lights and the stuffy air.
In its place, Lotze substituted for this creation of pure thought a kind of linguistic contextualism: instead of affirmation of a particular concept, affirming, as an act, belongs to "nothing but a proposition in which the content of the notion is brought into relation with that of another" (Micro, II, p. 582).
It's nice how calm Carnival comes on amidst the strings of abstruse thought, a kind of post-boredom menagerie of scissor shops and Alzheimer's fantasies and exploding ambulances and the Riverside Clinic for Twenty-Nine-Year-Old Sex Addicts, etc. "When I close my eyes all I see are butterflies," it goes, but then it continues, "When I close my eyes all I see are strawberries".
What is needed is a different sort of object for thought: a kind of object that can be thought of under different aspects (say, as "the sum of 5 and 7," or as "the integer 12").
In a telephone interview, Dr. Ehlers, a Michigan Republican who retired this year, said he thinks a kind of "reverse snobbery" keeps researchers out of public life.
Vote Republican!" model is so popular this fall, you'd think a kind of amnesia gas is seeping out from our storm-sewer drains.
If you think a kind thought, say it.
More than ever I think a kind of fair-trade system for artists and creative technologists should be implemented.
There's almost a satiric urge in it, I think, a kind of curdled attempt at culture jamming.
