Sentence examples for thoughts world from inspiring English sources

We share our thoughts, world travels, and family sagas.

This summer, several noted authors including Judy Blume, EL James (of Fifty Shades of Grey), Harper Lee (of To Kill A Mockingbird), Candace Bushnell (of Sex and the City), Amanda Brooks (former Fashion Director of Barney's), and Wednesday Martin (social researcher and anthropologist) have released new books sure to redefine and influence our thoughts, world views and opinions.

Important in this line of development was Albert Schweitzer, in whose Quest of the Historical Jesus the eschatological teachings (statements about the "last times," or end of the world as it is now understood) of Jesus are emphasized, together with the dissimilarity of his thought world from our own.

He had an extraordinary gift for entering into the 1930s thought-world.

In Castor's panoramic view, courtiers and humbler people share a thought-world.

"We live in a thought-world, and the thinking has gone very bad indeed".

He became intrigued by the problem of evoking the thought-world of the inhabitants of the Roman empire.

It goes beyond the earlier Hebraic understanding in making explicit the ex nihilo character of creation in contrast to the emanationism of the Neoplatonic thought-world.

In telling his story through various eyes, Roy-Battacharya must inhabit the speech-rhythms and thought-worlds of culturally different individuals.

The thought-world is also a real world, in which no one knows what's coming next – "just like us", Castor tellingly adds.

From then on, he delved into the thought-world of Puritanism, writing about ideas hard to access in a secular age.