Sentence examples for thought continued from inspiring English sources

An emphasis on your way of life, alongside correct thought, continued too.

These studies, the culmination of the vast research pursued during the 20th century into the historical and religious context of Thomistic thinking, testified to the influence that Aquinas's thought continued to exert in the 20th and 21st centuries.

From the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries, his thought continued to engage Jewish and non-Jewish philosophers, including Baruch Spinoza, Moses Mendelssohn, and several Christian theologians.

The influence of Avicenna on Jewish scientific thought continued after 1300: for example, some traces of it are found also in the Hebrew paraphrase of a pseudo-Avicennian work, made by a Provençal Jewish scholar, Solomon ben Moses of Melgueil (d. between 1306 and 1309) (see Glasner 1996).

The tensions between these two movements of thought continued until the Augustinians prevailed in the major condemnations of 1277 at Paris and Oxford, where a long list of philosophical and theological views were condemned as erroneous and dangerous, many of them introduced by Aquinas and other followers of Aristotle.

The other voices join from the lowest to the highest, only then is the thought continued [with his arm). In a process similar to movement 3, the voices build bass to divided soprano.

"IDEAS so simple", reads a cartoon on an elevator door, "that they feel like the completion of a thought," continues its twin.

By Jelani Cobb December 17, 2017 Thirty years after co-founding the Roots, with Questlove, in Philadelphia, the hip-hop artist Black Thought continues to hone his skills.

From there, the train of thought continues to the terminus: the Macintosh line switches wholly to ARM, and Intel supplies the processors.

Or we read about children in Syria being maimed and tortured and quickly flick over the page without a second of thought, continuing to munch on our toast.

This, the thought continues, is not history rejected but history continued, though one could argue that the shape and gestures of the old forms are products -- indeed, necessary manifestations -- of the tonal language Schoenberg rejects.