Sentence examples for thoughts imposed on from inspiring English sources

Ashcraft and Kirk [ 12] demonstrated that the effects of maths anxiety arose from the burden that anxious thoughts imposed on WM.

I was dismayed to see that sad train of thought imposed on such a decent and deserving man as Keflezighi.

I'd like to say that in rejecting the image I'm also rejecting the entire distinction between appearance and reality that bedevils Western thought, imposing on it all the other divisive dualisms of God and Man, flesh and spirit etcetera.

Cognitive problems we choose to solve do not come from a neutral reservoir of problems which existed prior to the development of sciences, but we choose those which are born on the ground of a thought style imposed on us and they are usually successfully solved within its confines.

This regime of thought imposed itself not only on the arts but also on the sciences.

"Because of the Western thought that was imposed on our communities, we didn't have the privilege of saying who we were," says Little Thunder.

Our third thought-starter explores whether regulations on guns similar to the ones imposed on cars might help rein in America's gun-violence epidemic.

The train of thought imposed by the author must be, by default, followed by her audience.

One aspect of this is that rationality of thought imposes a limit on a person's concept of his relation to the cosmos".

Hedda shares her thoughts in the unlovely narrative voice of the second person, which has an inhibiting effect on the complex characters and imposes an artificial tone on the thoughtful things Brundage has to say about the limitations imposed on women in male-dominated societies.

This [represents] a total atrophy of thought among wide sectors [of society], as a result of the culture of religious zealotry that was imposed on people for over 50 years, and which brought forth what we witness" today.