Sentence examples for thought essentially from inspiring English sources

And the material derived from the origin story of Islam was, he thought, essentially respectful toward the Prophet of Islam, even admiring of him.

It was OK for girls to do English because they were going to marry and have children, but it was thought essentially frivolous.

The challenge comes in Inner London areas once thought essentially working class and in parts rather run down moving up and up as prosperity has spread and more middle class people have arrived.

They thought essentially that the best method was to fight fire with fire.

Yet I would have remained content with this new line of thought — essentially cheerful in its promotion of the idea that we are born beautiful, made drab by pressures — had I not stopped to realize what, exactly, I was reading with.

Though a few ancient atomists such as Lucretius challenged the teleological Aristotelian viewpoint that all aspects of life are the result of design or purpose, teleology (and after the rise of Christianity, natural theology) would remain central to biological thought essentially until the 18th and 19th centuries.

"I think essentially a child went into that system," she said later.

[Page B1.] "I think essentially we have air supremacy over Afghanistan," he said.

"I think essentially what he wants to have control over the manner and timing of his death.

I think essentially we have no privacy, or we have fewer and fewer areas we can retreat safely into".

Second, along with Martha Nussbaum, Sen has, I think, essentially resolved a central problem for liberalism, namely, how do you reconcile universal rights with plural values?