Sentence examples for way of thought from inspiring English sources

Understanding people's way of thought on the natural environment may improve communication and collaboration between professionals and stakeholders from the general public.

In this study the language of abstract art which is supposed to convey multiplicity of meanings is proposed as indirect way of thought process.

Focusing on similarities and differences between professionals and the public, this study investigates the relation between people's way of thought and actual attitudes towards conservation measures.

This way of thought — that the poor among us simply don't spend their limited funds correctly — is all too often amplified by the media.

Indeed, Buddhism proved so attractive to the Chinese that it became the dominant Chinese way of thought in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, temporarily eclipsing both Confucianism and Taoism.

Bristol were 10-3 andad and looking comfortably superior to Worcester, who seemed to play as they had prepared and showed little in the way of thought, when Pisi was sent off after 12 minutes.

He thought he could bring them along through economic progress without any accompanying change in ways of thought.

But laws, as de Gouges and Tillion understood, can do only so much to change ways of thought.

Animals inherit their ways of thought and feeling quite as much as the leopard inherits its spots.

I agree that the main reasons for thinking it is wrong are linked with outmoded ways of thought.

Stephenson clearly never intended "Quicksilver" to be one of those meticulously accurate historical novels that capture ways of thought of times gone by.