Sentence examples for a dominant thought from inspiring English sources

We've moved away from that somewhat, but it is still a dominant thought about our behavior in the world, which may come back to haunt the president as the casualties mount in Iraq.

He told jurors he had no memory of the crash or the events immediately before it and had never watched video footage of it, and he said the devastation caused was a dominant thought in his everyday life.

For three decades a single dominant thought has crowded out all others: that managing, whether of economies or organisations, is a matter of switching on the automatic pilot of the market's invisible hand and letting rational selfishly motivated individuals do the rest.

It is understood to include a 'condition produced by the acts of mere individuals.' Its dominant thought now is, to quote another, 'the notion of exclusiveness or unity;' in other words, the suppression of competition by the unification of interest or management, or it may be through agreement and concert of action.

To establish a baseline, before we started I asked my guests to tell me the dominant thought in their minds.

That is the dominant thought.

So when we were done, after an hour of golfing in oppressive heat, I again asked them to tell me the dominant thought in their minds.

When the new ideas took over, the dominant thought was that we could and ought to claim the right to free movement.

The world is a reflection of your dominant thoughts and feelings about yourself and life.

Ultimately, dominant thoughts and beliefs are what really drive our success.

Earl Nightingale, the well-known 1950s motivational speaker, stated that "the mind moves in the direction of our currently dominant thoughts". Simply put, that which we focus on expands.