Sentence examples for thought with that from inspiring English sources

Writer compares present-day political thought with that of the ancient Chinese philosophers and rulers, pointing out some similarities.

Writer compares present-day political thought with that of the ancient Chinese philosophers and… REPORTER AT LARGE about a trip to the Mekong Delta, the palm-hut capital of South Vietminh, & history of the palm-hut state.

While John O'Neill has fused Schutz's thought with that of Merleau-Ponty by focusing on the lived, communicative body, Richard Grathoff has investigated the experience of normality within the bounded and situated context of a milieu.

Bernet contrasts Husserl's thought with that of Merleau-Ponty showing that, for the former, there is a reduction of natural life, whereas, for the latter, there is a reduction to natural life.

"He seemed to be very much in control, and I thought with that being the case, we'd give him the opportunity to get that last out".

From the first time I saw her byline (and thought, with that marvelous moniker, she should be played by Margaret Dumont in a Marx Brothers movie) and read her insightful, counterintuitive articles and essays, she has been my heroine.

With the growth of the labor movement came excitement about socialist thought and, with that, an interest in Marx.

When Jack has his most intense worry about who will die first out of him and Babette, he interrupts his thought stream with that "Mastercard, Visa, American Express".

Marcia Cavell, Davidson's third wife, had strong psychoanalytic interests, and in The Psychoanalytic Mind (Cavell 1993), she connects Davidson's thought directly with that of Freud.

Reducing roadblocks – like the inability to finish a thought – could help with that.

"There are just a lot of emotional thoughts connected with that sort of thing," she said.