Sentence examples for thoughts formulated from inspiring English sources

- 23.18 24.28: I see this as repetitive review of thoughts formulated before - 25.23 27.15: Many repetitions, things of review character and not adding much to the hypothesis proposed - 27.16 28.8.: Highly repetitive - 29.21 29.27 was mentioned before - 34.20 35.13 is quite repetitive - 37.4 37.11 was mentioned before - 39.3 40.15: I do not understand why we need a review of Oparin and Haldane here.

Of course, they can have such thoughts, formulate and implement genocidal policy, as Eichmann clearly did, but such calculations cannot be called thinking, in her view.

(Dennett himself sees this process as essentially linguistic, with both probes and higher-order thoughts being formulated in natural language. This variant of the view, although important in its own right, is not relevant to our present concerns).

You may not think I've noticed, but lately, in the rare moments you have "free time," you just stare into space, mouth hanging open, with no real thoughts being formulated for obscenely long amounts of time.

Ontological commitment can thus according to this line of thought be formulated simply as follows: you are committed to numbers if what you believe implies that there are numbers.

One criticism was that although code of ethics compliance is crucial to prevent unethical or illegal practices, it inadequately guides one's thoughts in formulating a viewpoint or judgement in dealing with ethical issues [ 23, 24].

This type of important issue that precludes patients to give a consistent answer is more likely to be detected if patients are allowed to freely verbalize their thoughts when formulating an answer to the question.

Attention consists of suspending our thought, leaving it detached and empty... Our thought should be in relation to all particular and already formulated thoughts, as man on a mountain who, as he looks forward, sees also below him, without actually looking at them, a great many forests and plains.

This journey is the culmination of our own thoughts that are formulated by what others say or their actions towards us.

First, CBT largely consists of teaching children to become conscious of their negative thoughts, to evaluate these thoughts, and eventually to challenge them and formulate thoughts that are more accurate.

It would be especially surprising in the case of Akalaṅka Bhaṭṭa not to mention an author who greatly influenced the way Jaina thinkers argued and formulated their thoughts, because both of them seem to belong to South India.