Sentence examples for thread of thinking from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thread of thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous line of thought or reasoning in discussions or writing. Example: "As we explore this topic, it's important to follow the thread of thinking that connects these ideas."
"I've been trying to trace the constant thread of thinking of books as imbued with spirit or life, which has a long history" says Hardesty, citing as an example Milton's "Areopagitica," a defense against book burnings written in 1644, during a period of severe official censorship in England.
At the time, there were no jet planes or helicopters yet and Moller was really testing the limits of gravity with his thread-pulling type of thinking.
Each post, tweet, stolen moment of reading or conversation has purpose: they help me deal with the many threads of thinking required.
Among the diverse sessions on offer at World Water Week in Stockholm, I've noticed a thread of common thinking: nexus thinking.
You have to look way down an online comments thread to find that kind of thinking.
Mr. McCain cites Theodore Roosevelt as a role model, and his campaign tries to pull together all the disparate threads of his thinking into a Roosevelt-style Republicanism that challenges the party's big-business establishment.
The thread of positive thinking that runs through self-help culture says, "If you dream it and believe it, it becomes reality," Professor McGee explained.
She draws comparisons between Thomas Kinkade's best-selling paintings of creepily cozy cottages and the inspirational landscapes of Albert Bierstadt, and tries to unravel the threads of wishful thinking and myth making that run through the California fiction of writers as varied as Jack London, William Faulkner and herself.
One of the threads was the entirely visual image of the pyramid of acrobats, but while thinking of that pyramid I knew I wanted to write a play about a professor of moral philosophy..
One of the threads was the entirely visual image of the pyramid of acrobats, but while thinking of that pyramid I knew I wanted to write a play about a professor of moral philosophy...
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