Sentence examples for thought closely from inspiring English sources

Then a tiny piece of grotesquery, a drawing called Brewing Witches; a grotesque piece of musical comedy called The Heroic Tenor as a Concert Singer, and then three watercolours that seem to be part of a different pattern of thought, closely resembling each other.

This line of thought closely parallels, of course, Laudan's appeal to further "ampliative standards" of reasoning in response to holist underdetermination in Section 2, above.

His whole train of thought closely follows one that Herder had already pursued in the Critical Forests (1769), and so it may be useful to begin with a brief sketch of the latter.

Moreover, the strength of Janette's desire to make a donation might be thought closely related to the truth of counterfactual claims about whether Janette would have exerted higher amounts of effort had this been required.

Watch your thoughts closely.

Consider a thought problem, closely related to the one that originally led Einstein to this idea in 1907.

This thought is closely tied to the basic Buddhist thesis of "no-self" or "non-ego" (Sanskrit: anātman; Japanese: muga).

Locke has been widely hailed for providing an epistemological foundation for the experimental science of his day, and his thought is closely aligned with that of its practitioners, elaborating certain themes present in sparer form in Boyle and Newton.

While the nature of the relationship between societal factors, on the one hand, and science and philosophical theology, on the other, has long been a subject of controversy, it is clear that political thought is closely tied to the circumstances of the thinker.

The conservative and religious character of his political thought was closely linked to his defence of the cultural identity of the Catalan people.

It's widely accepted today that culture and the mechanics of thought are closely related -- in other words, people from vastly different cultures do, in fact, think differently -- not just believe different things, or speak different words, but literally have a thought process that is alien to other cultures.