Sentence examples for thought engaged in from inspiring English sources

Jewish philosophy, any of various kinds of reflective thought engaged in by those identified as being Jews.

In contrast, many philosophers have suggested that the type of conceptual thought engaged in by language-users is essentially domain-general, systematic and productive.

I think engaging in the sort of attack politics that Michael engaged in toward his own brother is beneath Michael.

"I think engaging in full-blown express advocacy is aggressive," said Michael Toner, a lawyer at Bryan Cave and a former Republican chairman of the Federal Election Commission.

When it comes to homosexuality, those who think engaging in it is definitely sinful are not in the majority either – while 44% do believe it is a sin, 39% do not and 17% are unsure.

JOSEPH_MENN: I don't think engaging in a worldwide dogfight with legions of hackers is a wise strategy, as Madonna learned when she put fake MP3s from her new album on peer-to-peer networks.

During the 19th and 20th centuries many leaders of Anglican thought were engaged in finding new avenues of communication with industrial society and with the modern intellectual.

He told the court that he had used the papers to harass people he thought were engaged in deviant acts -- unmarried couples in public together or women not properly covered.

Right-wing think tanks engaged in a concerted, and successful, campaign to persuade Congress to reject the Bush scheme.

Also, I'm encouraged by the House and Senate who really are, I think, actively engaged in drafting legislation.

Federal investigators have said in court records that they think Columbia engaged in a corporate-wide effort to defraud the government by misrepresenting certain of its hospitals' expenses to receive reimbursement from Medicare and other programs.