Sentence examples for thought and activities from inspiring English sources

"Our idea was to show Calvin so that people could see his personality in the richness of his thought and activities," said Roland Benz, 66, the Calvin Jubilee chairman, as he watched workers preparing the stage, lights and costumes.

"We can draw parallels to the fakeness of our own representation today – with our own "curated" Instagram accounts, or the millions of selfies we make from flattering angles – this seems to be a considerable part of our daily thought and activities.

Patterns of thought and activity which form part of a single whole are split into topics.

Consequently, modern scholars have downplayed the extent of millennialist thought and activity in the Middle Ages.

England had become the leading nation in scientific spirit, in commercial enterprise, in political thought and activity.

Alfred Wallace, a scientist who travelled to the Malaysian archipelago and came to similar conclusions to Darwin, was a Dorset man – partly due to its geology, the county was an experiment ground for so much thought and activity.

His thought and activity had been provocative and had been interpreted in various ways, some of which left him highly suspect in the eyes of civil and religious authorities.

(Instances of a growing delicacy in human thought and activity) The chairman of the Chicago Emergency Relief Fund declared that funds contributed by speakeasies would be accepted only on condition that the amounts be credited to anonymous donors.

Or can we … transform it into a centre of free discussion, and action, tolerating and even encouraging 'subversive' thought and activity for a dynamic renewal of the whole society within which it operates?" Forty years on, those are still the big questions.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, February 13 , 1932P. 26 (Instances of a growing delicacy in human thought and activity) The chairman of the Chicago Emergency Relief Fund declared that funds contributed by speakeasies would be accepted only on condition that the amounts be credited to anonymous donors.

The inspiration for the fashioning of a prose able to express all facets of thought and activity arose toward the middle of the 16th century out of the Reformation and the Renaissance, from foundations laid by humanists, both Protestant and Catholic.