Meanings of highest thought in English

The highest thought, as Connie rightly told us before you came, is Emotion.

Great communities have scarcely ever-neversave for transient moments-beenruled by their highest thought.

It deserves the sympathy and support of all who favor the highest thought on gravest subjects.

She is the mighty angel; she is the divinely and officially sent bearer of God's highest thought.

The highest thought, that is, is the most seemingly impersonal; it does not obviously imply any individual centre.

Typical of the Victorian age in which he lived, Tennyson is also representative of its highest thought and culture.

A sea, not even highest thought can sound;

He has arrogated to himself the title which expresses the highest thought of divinity known to the conceptions of the Chinese mind.

Let your love to life be love to your highest hope; and let your highest hope be the highest thought of life!

From 1818 to the time of his death, in 1831, the influence of Hegel dominated the highest thought.

And I found the change did unfold such a truth as showed the rhetoric itself in accordance with the highest thought of the apostle.

Your highest thought, however, ye shall have it commanded unto you by me-andit is this: man is something that is to be surpassed.

The associated reflex, aboriginal ancestor of the involved train of associations that constitute the highest thought, conduct and character, is the unit of the system.

Lifting my highest thoughts + prayers of intercession for John Singleton.