The phrase "a thought with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an idea or consideration that is accompanied by something else, often in a reflective or contemplative context.
Example: "She had a thought with a sense of nostalgia as she looked through the old photographs."
Alternatives: "an idea accompanied by" or "a notion along with".
Around noon yesterday, the Twitter user @Twiiitooo took to a keyboard — most likely on a smartphone — and, as he'd done 11 times already that morning, shared a thought with his more than 400 followers.
He proceeded to ask that same question in a dozen different ways, growing increasingly exasperated with the answers, until he finally interrupted the government lawyer to ask, "Can I just share a thought with you?" "You know what?" he asked.
Fowler's premise was that language's main function is to communicate a thought with sufficient clarity that the intended reader or listener will understand unambiguously what was written or said.
Here's a thought: With entrepreneurs like Richard Branson getting into space tourism, customer service expectations are high.
Someone else could have a thought with the same content without thereby making a moral evaluation of stealing (Egan 2012: 566).
For example, if Oscar on Earth thinks that water is thirst-quenching, then his duplicate on Twin Earth thinks a thought with a different content, which we might gloss as that twater is thirst-quenching.
"We teach kids to counter a worried thought with a brave thought," she said, and to "know that although the worried thought may come back, the brave thoughts are always there as well".
9. Replace a negative thought with a positive one.
There will also be a thought bubble with a pacifier above their head with a question mark.
Anecdotes of young children spontaneously sharing a philosophical thought with an observant adult are not sufficient.
By substituting an unpleasant thought with a more soothing thought chain, is a temporary fix, but still a good one in times of need.
