Sentence examples for thought addressed from inspiring English sources

The emergence of a distinctive tradition of scientific thought addressed the question of unity through the designation of a privileged method, which involved a set of concepts and language.

I thought, addressing myself, and turned back over.

We think addressing the longer term issues by rewriting the way that business rates work will enable the high street to change sustainably".

He quotes Tony Kushner who says: "Education, as opposed to training, I think, addresses not what you do, or will do, or will be able to do in the world.

(Quite why anyone thinks addressing an anomaly which the vast majority of Scottish voters also believe to be unfair will weaken the case for the union is a mystery).

He thinks addressing those issues will likely have a greater positive effect on PrEP uptake than finding a generic alternative to Truvada but every little bit helps".

Prepare yourself to talk to him about it if you think addressing the issue will make it better.

It would make it easier to collect, it would also I think address concerns about evasion".

In terms of the sculpture experience you're talking about, are there many other artists who you think address this in the same way as you, or in a way that's related?

Reichenbach gave a sketch of such a procedure in his 1935 reply to Popper, which Nagel pointedly does not think addresses the problems.

"I've set out a series of changes which I think address the main concerns that British people have, that I have, about Europe and the way it works.