Sentence examples for a common thought from inspiring English sources

"I don't know where I would be without my child," is a common thought.

Daniel Callahan expresses a common thought: Cut Medicare benefits so our children will have Medicare benefits.

A common thought is that a rear-wheel steered bicycle cannot be laterally self-stable, and therefore hard to control.

A common thought about a person's coldness becomes gloriously fantastic, ending with the comic release of understatement.

"And then I said, 'I'm buying it.' " It's a common thought just before convertible deals are signed.

A common thought in the original and recent interviews is that the 1960s rocket team was a unique assembly of people with leadership and modes of operation that has not been reproduced since.

There has been a very common thought that hysteresis shows up in transient analysis only [1 3].

It's a very common thought.

For a while now, the common thought was the Rick was perhaps one of the founding fathers of a new America with his little network of communities, but turns out, America was further along than anyone thought.

And isn't the most common thought after a manic episode "What have I done?" It is striking to hear from manic subjects how horrified they are when reconstructing what they actually did in their mania.

He believed that the invisible bonds of common thought in a given society are not the same in different societies.