Sentence examples for a thought map from inspiring English sources

The image above is part of a "thought map" drawn by New York Times blog specialist Jeremy Zilar on a whiteboard in one of the conference rooms at The Times as he and I tossed around different ways to develop and organize the core themes.

The concepts are hyperlinked in your post and presented as a thought map below.

The main problem with the original design was that users were expected to manually connect their thought maps to other people's thought maps.

In addition, the research provides a thought-provoking mapping of molecular tumor subtypes to distinct cell populations identified by fluorescence-activated cell sorting.

Then a thought occurred.

It's a thought.

Here's a thought.

That's a thought.

What a thought.

Just a thought.

There's a thought.