Sentence examples for thought precise from inspiring English sources

Failing to find in non-Western modes of thought precise translations of comparable rational expressions in their own languages, anthropologists hastened to conclude that the problem must lie with the non-Western modes of thought which appear to lack ways of accommodating rational expressions.

As long as we share words, we share a vigilance for making sure that they are backed by gold, that they can convey thought — any precise thought — all the way across a population, and thus carry argument and change.

The arrangement of flavors is well thought out, precise and completely unexpected.

Until roughly the mid-20th century, philosophers generally thought that precise logical rules could be given only for contexts of justification.

"I think his precise words were, 'That damn Andrew,' " Mr. Moylan said.

You'd think the precise dollar and cents amount would be permanently burned into my brain, like a cattle brand.

He gave what he thought were vividly precise details.

This is how they might actually have talked, I thought: playful, delicate, precise.

"It takes a ton of planning to get everything right in these tight spaces, and you need it to be thought out and precise on paper.

Finally, one must allow for a considerable Egyptian and western Semitic influence on Archaic Greek religion, political organization, and thought, though its precise extent and the means by which it was mediated await proper scientific treatment.

This dating for Wibbandun is slightly inconsistent with the proposed dates of 581 588 for Ceawlin's reign, but those dates are not thought to be precise, merely the most plausible given the available data.