Sentence examples for thought presumably from inspiring English sources

(The latest reports suggest that he is now being credited with having written, at the age of 16, a treatise on his grandfather's thought, presumably while in Pyongyang, the capital).

Proponents of the first view have claimed that language is ambiguous in ways that thought presumably is not.

Since in classical Chinese a predicate term standing alone can express a thought, presumably such a term can also be an "expression".

Aristotle mentions, as a corollary of the conclusion that everything that happens, happens of necessity, that "there would be no need to deliberate or to take trouble (thinking that if we do this, this will happen, but if we do not, it will not)." (Aristotle, De Interpretatione, 18b31 3) The thought, presumably, is that it is futile, because what you do will have no effect.

This provocative thought is presumably a teaser for Mr Schulzinger's next book, on the legacy of the war.

They were also engraving some artifacts with symbolic marks -- manifestations of abstract and creative thought and, presumably, communication through articulate speech.

That thought has presumably crossed his own mind, for lurking on every page of this book is the implicit claim that its urbane author is no Joseph Duveen, touching up old masters to lure the freshly monied, but a gentleman dealer.

In contrast, the Cro-Magnons, as their contemporary modern humans in Europe are called, were creating dazzling art on their cave walls, evidence of a major advance in abstract thought and presumably articulate speech.

This means that while what you remember best from Ryan-family defenses is seeing the quarterback get crushed, this is merely what we call an epiphenomenon, or side effect, though that thought is presumably not much consolation to the QB at the bottom of the pile.

It gives Harvey a way to address the camera, revealing his innermost thoughts to, presumably, a shrink.

Mr Sharon has promised the hardline NRP and National Union that any move to resume the peace talks would be put to the full cabinet first, where any such thoughts would presumably be killed.