Sentence examples for Rising thought from inspiring English sources

It's a splendid moment, filmed with none of the calm and rising thought and subtle humor that the actors convey.

In an international perspective the mean age in the younger age group of pregnant women (29.2 years), which was the group with most first time pregnant women, may appear high and rise thoughts of an age selection bias.

Another way to describe enlightenment is the rising above thought, and this rising above thought happens to carry with it the transcendence of suffering.

Gerber, who's now Nike's senior creative director of young athletes, got in touch with Swoopes for what the rising star thought was research and development.

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"That's huge," said Mr. Quinn, his bushy eyebrows rising at the thought.

But then I felt a fresh joy rising within at the thought of moving.

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, rising sea levels (thought to be a result of climate change) threatened to contaminate and eventually submerge Kiribati's low-lying islands.

(212-691-1283) ELIOT FELD'S BALLET TECH For those who feel the gorge rising at the thought of Sugar Plum Fairies and the sound of Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker" music, that blithe curmudgeon Eliot Feld presents his annual "NoTCRACKER" season of dances that have nothing to do with the holidays.

Q: I'm reading and studying the necessity of rising above dualistic thought, which separates, and embracing a much more holistic approach, which seeks reconciliation and unification.

The LACMA picture does give rise to thoughts about the city's expanding cultural pretensions, though, and I asked Ruscha whether this had been part of his intention.