Sentence examples for a lifetime of thought from inspiring English sources

Well, then, a dignified man is one whose appearance implies a lifetime of thought, one whose brow expresses it.

It might be a useful object that was designed by a master, like Ettore Sottsass, in which a lifetime of thought is apparent.

Behind even the lightest remarks, one is aware of a keen intelligence and a lifetime of thought, held back for the purposes of casual conversation.

The movie's subject is the link of life and art, and it's filled with a lifetime of thought and insight about both; Moreau conveys her harsh and blunt practical wisdom in a tone of hard-won serenity, and dramatizes the effort of maintaining it.

Reprogramming a lifetime of repetitive thoughts that have formed beliefs takes time!

All of us are complicated people whose emotional reactions are determined by a lifetime of perceptions, thoughts, feelings, and memories.

In my practice I see it all the time, sometimes in adults; the dam bursts and they are flooded with a lifetime of contradictory thoughts and beliefs, desperate for their own truth, their authentic selves.

He had lists of questions and took copious notes in a tiny hand — perhaps another legacy of a lifetime of hiding writings and thoughts from "them" — and the conversations continued even on long treks through the countryside.

"I didn't see why I had to lose a lifetime of happiness for what anyone else thought.

That book was followed by two more volumes of memoirs, "Touch and Go" (2007), and "P.S.: Further Thoughts From a Lifetime of Listening," to be published on Nov. 11.

But the books continued: two on faith, in 2001 and 2003; two on entertainment - The Spectator: Talk About Movies and Plays With Those Who Make Them (1999) and And They All Sang: Adventures of an Eclectic Disc Jockey (2005); a memoir, Touch and Go (2007); and - still to come - PS Further Thoughts From a Lifetime of Listening.