Sentence examples for thought illustrate from inspiring English sources

The competing schools of thought illustrate the conflicting currents pulling the Republican Party in opposite directions: Even as Mr. Jindal and an array of leaders are encouraging the party to temper its tone and appeal to a broader set of voters, its core conservative voters continue to punish Republicans who do just that.

Here we will present some food for thought to illustrate the complexity of DA metabolism and its consequences.

Bono's thoughts also illustrate the way comedy is often regarded – particularly among privileged liberals – as a kind of magic pill with which you can disarm people with extreme ideas.

As this thought experiment illustrates, the best way to think about CO2 by the gigatonne is that it is a volume of greenhouse gas that is significant in terms of planetary function.

The power of arrogant and prejudiced thought was illustrated for me at a recent presentation on racism.

The following thought experiment illustrates how such a relationship may directly affect the performance of a scoring function.

Famously alive and dead at the same time, it was born in 1935 of a thought experiment to illustrate the bizarre nature of the quantum world, where particles can persist in two states at once.

If that thought doesn't illustrate my obsession with this record, then my next study of it should.

In a wide-ranging sermon cautioning against worshipping idols like beauty, wealth, and power, Pope Francis slipped in a few thoughts that illustrated just how detached he may be from the realities of women's lives. .

And some of what she draws illustrate thoughts, rather than actions.

One entry might discuss how to find your true passion, with links to a talk by Alain de Botton, a book by the cartoonist Hugh MacLeod and a commencement address by Steve Jobs; another, how she asked an artist friend to illustrate thoughts on love from Susan Sontag's diaries.