Sentence examples for thoughts and practices from inspiring English sources

The idea that impartiality is a pervasive and universal moral requirement that should be directly manifested in our thoughts and practices during daily life seems to contradict our ordinary moral intuitions.

In the Black Feminist Thoughts and Practices (BFTP) course that I sometimes teach at Wesleyan University, I often begin with Friere.

I know of a few residents whose practice is Buddhist, and there are many whose religious thoughts and practices I do not know.

In other words, their thoughts and practices do not act as mechanisms that signify and reproduce traditional manhood.

"They also organize their media around action events like tree plantings and garbage pickups, so they are simultaneously shifting thoughts and practices on the community level," he added.

She spent hours on her computer studying pension details, then typed her thoughts and practiced speaking in front of her husband before appearing in court.

Wagner had been greatly impressed with his reading of Arthur Schopenhauer in 1854, and this deeply affected his thoughts and practice on music and art.

The last thirty years in health care have brought about many changes in thoughts and practice ideologies.

Clear handwriting, organized thoughts and practice are your weapons.

Start by pinning down your negative thoughts and practicing positive responses to assure you that you're going down the right path.

Elrington, for all his sympathetic writing about parishes and medieval thought and practices, was a sensible and intelligent atheistic rationalist.