Sentence examples for thought known from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, there is superstition, too, about a new form of expression and thought known as Gutenberg's printing press, but King Louis XI is not superstitious.

"In his time," concludes Rediker, Benjaminn may have been the most radical person on the planet". This, then, is micro-history at its best, a careful concentration on one small man's activities as a way of testing out the limits of what could be thought, known and felt in the hive-mind of early modern America.

One planned course will be developed in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Institute, a Colorado think tank whose work has contributed to the nascent school of thought known as "natural capitalism". Less a doctrine than a set of principles, it encourages companies to consider environmental as well as financial interests when making business decisions.

Advocates of another school of thought, known as social constructivism, focus on the social nature of ethnic identity.

A first school of thought, known as the primordialist approach, explains ethnicity as a fixed characteristic of individuals and communities.

Many of the ideas Coates rehearses here are associated with the school of thought known as Afro-pessimism.

Chris, I think, knows about Artie.

1. Don't think — know and act.

Some Yeminis thought they knew.

"I thought, 'you know what?

Rand herself thought she knew.