Sentence examples for thought allowing from inspiring English sources

It is characterized by an orderliness of thinking and a mastery of logical thought, allowing a more flexible kind of mental experimentation.

Ultimately the passageways are yet again a way of drawing out the time spent in thought, allowing us to absorb more fully what we have just experienced.

So, something happened very rapidly around that time that led to the emergence of abstract thought, allowing humans to invent advanced tools and use them to shape the environment.

I spent quiet time alone -- I actually had room for thought; allowing my mind to wander down a path I don't usually take, one without virtual demands and a steady stream of digitally shared experience.

In the current experiment, we may speculate that PSYANs, given their personal experience with psychoanalysis, were more able to make choices dependent on more associative and divergent thought, allowing them to intuitively recognize individuals' self-experience at above chance levels.

But a handful of family members who met last week with Mr. Pataki and with officials from the Port Authority and the development corporation said they thought allowing buses to park beneath the memorial site posed a security risk.

Its committee on social thought allowed novelists (like Bellow), classicists, economists, and philosophers to draft their own courses.

It was a line that — cynically, some thought — allowed glints of fuzzy sunshine to warm the cold blade of his thinking.

And On Second Thought allows users to recall texts before the recipient receives them and also set a curfew for messages to be "embargoed" until the next morning.

And the app On Second Thought allows users to recall their texts 60 seconds after sending them and has a "curfew" feature, meaning texts can be "embargoed" until the next morning in case you've had one too many.

It is noteworthy that one school of Islamic thought allows embryo research up to 14 days post fertilisation for the benefit of the advancement of science [ 19].