Sentence examples for a thought from a from inspiring English sources

So let me leave you with a thought from a real hero -- Christopher Reeve -- who could have succumbed to bitterness and hatred -- the "just want to be angry" thought -- and instead elevated the world by using his own tragedy to help others.

To answer, let me borrow a thought from a great literary figure: work is redemptive.

The title NYC was my suggestion, based on a thought from a now-absent friend, Herb Weissenstein.

Frankly, we could sit back and it was a thought from a political standpoint, but it wouldn't be fair to the people.

What a thought from Jones.

Finally, a tonic dissenting thought from a WORLD-WEARY MALE HAIRCUTTER ON MADISON AVENUE Static electricity?

Best Supporting Actress June Squibb's performance in "Nebraska" extracts a remarkable depth of thought from a handful of scenes.

He did not struggle to get to jazz, as one might have thought, from a folk campfire or a tea dance.

A fine diagnosis, I thought, from a doctor of arabica.

A common man thinks from a fixed quota of thoughts throughout his life.

I think, from a Scotsman, from a council estate in Glasgow, it's pretty good going.