Sentence examples for wind of thought from inspiring English sources
In this respect, judgment makes possible what Arendt calls "the manifestation of the wind of thought" in the sphere of appearance.
Prompted by the Jewish subject matter, a winding train of thought leading to this perspective might begin with the biblical injunction against graven images.
Knowing the answer and looking over her shoulder into the deep darkness of the Highland night, I expect to see hooded figures carrying flaming torches and pitchforks as Helen's friends, family and the more judgmental fellow travellers on grief's journey get wind of my thoughts.
The prevailing psychological winds encourage a view of thought as computation over representations of some sort.
THOUGHT: "wind of troll wives".
Of course, people have both modes of thought, perhaps because rustling is usually caused by the wind, and the hominid who is too alarmist is always running away from nothing and probably too exhausted and too anxiety-ridden to mate.
In other words, the genomic revolution may not wind up changing the landscape of illness quite as much as its proponents may envision: patterns of thought and reaction run deep.
Come, leaders of thought!
The influence of thought".
