school of thought
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of school of thought
First recorded in 1825–30
Example Sentences
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There is a school of thought among some fans that a good season is one where your team still has plenty to play for come April.
From BBC
There are two schools of thought on human creativity.
Another school of thought might be called “SEO is dead,” as many business headlines have proclaimed, or at least vastly diminished.
Ms. Kuin claims that Diogenes inspired their efforts: “Epicurus adopted Diogenes’ view that death ‘is nothing to us’ and made it one of the cornerstones of his school of thought.”
He has walked such a fine line that in some cases both progressives and traditionalists within the Catholic Church have made the case that he supports their school of thought.
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