Sentence examples for thought are represented from inspiring English sources

The result is a landscape where huge swathes of public opinions and major schools of thought are represented only by fringe third party candidates – or else are as invisible as, say, the European currency crisis was in Monday night's debate.

"I don't feel that the complexity and quality of a record is represented in the way that artistic thought is represented".

One major school of thought is represented in the work of French sociologist Émile Durkheim, who explained social phenomena from a consensus perspective.

His work in the history of economic thought is represented in particular by Theory of Economic Policy (1952) and his study Robert Torrens and the Evolution of Classical Economics (1958).

This school of thought was represented at the F.D.A. hearings on the morning-after pill by Dr. W. David Hagar of the University of Kentucky, who said that the morning-after pill could be as earthshaking as the original birth-control pill, which inaugurated "a new day and age for the expression of sexuality among young people".

Busoni's thoughts were represented by his slightly coarsening but inventive transcription of the Andantino from the Piano Concerto No. 9 (K. 271).

The other view is represented by those who subscribe to "a language of thought".

In concept mapping, thoughts and ideas are represented in the form of a picture or map, the content of which is determined by a group of stakeholders.

According to information processing-based theories, perceptions, thoughts, and actions are represented and, importantly, stored in the brain by the activity of specific subsets of neurons.

In concept mapping, thoughts and ideas are represented in the form of a picture or map, the content of which is entirely determined by a group of experts.

Since maybe they are represented in the language of thought, we seem to be back where we started.