Sentence examples for thought reflects from inspiring English sources

The history of motivational thought reflects the considerable influence of philosophers and physiologists.

Malthus's thought reflects a reaction, amiably conducted, to his father's views and to the doctrines of the French Revolution and its supporters, such as the English radical philosopher William Godwin.

Subsequent existential thought reflects this difference: while some writers such as Sartre and Beauvoir were resolutely atheist in outlook, others—such as Heidegger, Jaspers, Marcel, and Buber variously explored the implications of the concept "authentic existence" for religious consciousness.

This thought reflects, again, Kumārila's commonsense realism, according to which it is beyond doubt that we do know a great deal, and that any epistemology according to which that turns out to be problematic is, ipso facto, to be thought suspect.

"He may have thought", reflects Miller, that "I was some more than unusually flittermouse publicist come to ingratiate myself, who needed to be made aware that a clan was a serious business".

For example, judgments of irrationality are central to many psychiatric diagnoses, and our standards of rational thought reflect not biological findings but standards derived from normative reflection.

Such developments in manifestations of human thought reflect the planet's image as a result of early observations of Venus and their impact on culture and science.

The thought reflected the cognitive error intended to be measured by the specific item.

"A foreign country gives one foreign thoughts," reflects Mr Shi, the rootless, self-deluding protagonist of the collection's title piece, but Yiyun has an impressive ability to write perceptively about lost people rather than being lost herself: a crucial difference.

Some thoughts reflected McIlroy's popularity.

Flower and Strauss have realised that words must follow thoughts, and thoughts reflect deeds.