Sentence examples for thought become clear from inspiring English sources

(If wisdom was the "confused" or undifferentiated thought of creation, Intelligence is that thought become clear and distinct. [Scholem 1946, 207 09, 213 20; Epstein, 236].) The doctrine of the divine emanations or sefirot might already be thought to compromise God's unity.

With the Second Discourse, the distance between Rousseau and the Encyclopédiste mainstream of the French Enlightenment thought became clear.

This thought became very clear to me this week, as I sat down to write the Acknowledgements section for my next book, The Leap: How Simple Changes Can Propel Your Career from Good to Great (Portfolio- 9/09).

I personally had no particular desire to write [Cursed Child] as a novel for reasons I think will become clear when people see the play".

What I do think will become clear with time is that while Facebook was doing a piss poor job of making these decisions on our behalf, most users never paid it much heed until they were given a taste of the alternative in the form of a simple toolset to do the job for themselves.

Abstract thought becomes possible.

Debra Steger, director of the AB's secretariat, thinks all will become clear when the bodyissues its report in March.

In the aftermath of this election, I think it's become clear that this wasn't just about people being attracted to Trump, but people being repelled by Hillary Clinton.

I don't have any Pol Pot-style aspirations to move people around, but over time I think it will become clear that many more of us will need to be feeding ourselves.

I think that has become clear in the reaction to Operation Black Vote's latest campaign poster, A Vote is a Vote, which was created by the advertising company Saatchi & Saatchi.

I think that will become clear first when we have all the results but secondly when at least the Liberal Democrats will, as they no doubt will, talk both to the Conservative party and their leader and also to the prime minister.