Sentence examples for thought extending from inspiring English sources

One of these is that it "stands at the head of a line of thought extending down to Joseph Schumpeter and Anthony Downs, a line of thought that provides many of the explicit or implicit assumptions with the aid of which we still practice political science" (Ryan 1972, 82 83).

As such, the role of HDACs in the regulation of cellular processes is more complex than first thought, extending far beyond regulating gene expression and involving active roles in cell-cycle-related processes [ 6- 8].

These striking observations demonstrate that lentiviruses are more widespread than previously thought, extending the host range to a different mammalian order, and demonstrate that lentiviruses can be endogenized [ 4- 6].

At its most serious, this incoherence of thought extends into pronunciation itself, and the speaker's words become garbled or unrecognizable.

Nietzsche's thought extended a deep influence during the 20th century, especially in Continental Europe.

However, Cohen's influence on Jewish thought extends far beyond debates within Imperial Germany: his late religious writings inspired a broad renewal in twentieth-century Jewish ethics and philosophy of religion.

In the second chapter of his essay On Memory and Recollection, he rejects the idea that thought extends, like a ray, to its object, because we "think in the same way even when they do not exist": in such cases a ray will not work, since there will not be anything for it to extend to.

I considered staying up to watch World News Now to feel poetic about how that thought extends to my dad, but settled on a healthy night of sleep instead.

Even Shakespeare ducked giving their thoughts extended airtime, as if listening to women was not quite worth it, in spite of his headily sharp-minded queen.

It begins with a thought, those thoughts extend into sentences that can then go on to create the experience through an action.

Bailey argues that Allen's devices in the film, including the subtitles which reveal Annie's and Alvy's thoughts "extend and reinforce Annie Hall 's winsome ethos of plain-dealing and ingenuousness".