Sentence examples for thought articulated from inspiring English sources
This one thought, articulated, started a phenomenon: Frank's followers immediately welcomed the idea as a way to reclaim breasts from the straight male perspective.
Perhaps a consoling thought articulated by Turing came when he said that an equation, which cannot be solved by a machine, proves the value for human thinking.
"I kind of expected Trump to win Michigan," Bentivolio told the Guardian, adding that he thought Trump "articulated rather well … the concern about people taking our jobs".
I understand the dangers and the difficulties but I thought George Osborne articulated it and so did David Cameron 'let's try and be fair to everybody but let's do it and get on with it'.
One of the directions in which they looked was to Scottish common sense thought, as articulated, for instance, by Thomas Reid (1710 1796), James Beattie (1735 1803), and James Oswald (1703 1793).
I think he articulated positions he always had".
Why did you join O.W.S.? I think Occupy articulated the frustration that a lot of people were having about the state of the financial system, and it gave people a new language with which to talk about capitalism.
"I think he articulated the things I've always felt are true," said one of his listeners there, Elizabeth Potter, a therapist who is the daughter of an evangelical minister.
I thought that articulating this experience could be profoundly helpful, and then became upset at the limitations of words to describe transcendental ideology.
One of the leading figures having an explicitly Whiteheadian and panexperientialist stance towards management is Mark Dibben, who works in what he calls "applied process thought" to articulate a philosophy of management and business administration as part of a wider examination of the social sciences through the lens of process metaphysics.
"The question, I think, is articulating that full menu of models" so that the development of a preservation market will be encouraged, Dr. Lavoie said.
