Sentence examples for thought about time from inspiring English sources
What connected Bob and I was how we thought about time and space in the theatre.
In recent years, Dr. Stern ventured beyond childhood development to examine the psychology of how people thought about time.
Hugely enjoyable, "The Clock" also provokes thought about time in our own lives and about the suspension of time that we seek in cinema.
The invention of ticking clocks changed the way people thought about time and to a degree the way music thought about itself.
So I don't think he thought about time going on forever, but that doesn't mean his methods aren't–he died, by the way, in 1947, I think, something like that, so right around the time Allais wrote his paper.
And that's an interesting point about the whole nineteenth-century notion of time and what they thought about time and the passage of time — the early nineteenth century, the beginning of the discovery of the whole discipline of paleontology and how old the earth was and how many years civilization had existed and so on.
Marclay's video, which is the result of years of patient foraging and stitching, is an approachable "high-concept", but does provoke much thought about time itself, both as the "transcendental" solvent of all human experience and as a structuring principle and theme of every story, from "once upon a time" up.
In my investment career one of my most important screens for an investment was the way in which management thought about time.
And then I thought about time.
"I thought about times when I'm upset that I take solace in food.
