Sentence examples for ways of thought and from inspiring English sources

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

Born a papal subject at Pescina, in the Abruzzi, near Rome, Giulio Mazzarino spent his childhood in a region whose temperament, ways of thought, and Roman Catholic outlook were to permeate his whole existence.

He denounced what he regarded as characteristically Germanic ways of thought and organization and championed instead the untutored spirit of revolt that he found embodied in the Russian peasant.

Desperately Seeking Paradise: Journeys of a Sceptical Muslim by Ziauddin Sardar 368pp, Granta, £16.99 Ziauddin Sardar has devoted his life to finding a place for a revived Islam in a world overrun by western ways of thought and behaviour.

Though at present we already have a rich historical tradition in the development of methods, ways of thought and interesting initiatives, there is not enough space to advance research in Future Studies and institutionalize its implementation.

Originally proposed by the Austrian Freidenkerbund (Free Thinker Association), the Verein Ernst Mach was dedicated to the dissemination of scientific ways of thought and so provided a forum for popular lectures on the new scientific philosophy.

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.

Allan Little looks at the making of the man and his way of thought, and the reaction to his involvement in political and civic organisations in many countries.

Experience design is a discipline, a way of thought, and it can therefore be developed.

Strange, like Stark, learns to shed his old way of thought and embraces a higher calling: to use his newfound powers in the fight against evil.

Tribal Gathering is an annual event that spans 18 days and unites ancient and modern ways of thought, living, art and music.