Sentence examples for anticipated thoughts from inspiring English sources

Marie carries this symptom of a literary adolescence to extremes, although imagining the words as one's own anticipated thoughts is the common effect of reading Montaigne.

Mr. Person, on tenor saxophone, curls lines around Ms. Jones's phrases, anticipating her thoughts.

He is even capable, at times, of anticipating our thoughts and memories, as if he were performing a version of a simultaneous translation on us, rendering our hidden suspicions into mutually acknowledged words.

Like all great dramatists, Racine anticipates modern thought.

Extrapolating from what we know about these people, we can easily anticipate their thought processes.

The graphs are largely in agreement with the effects anticipated from our thought experiment: for several of the proteins, increases in the weight of a given term cause a significant decrease in the correlation observable for this term, resulting in small or even negative correlations.

But with that one sentence he anticipated many of the thoughts his brother astronauts are expressing nearly thirty years later.

It is a surprisingly common occurrence that people look for a poly relationship and think all these things in their own heads about how it is going to be when they actually do it, and for many (most?) people it actually turns out quite differently than what they had anticipated in their own thoughts.

Some surprises might have been anticipated with a little thought, others not.

Although Eliade outstripped his predecessors in delineating the qualities of traditional religion in particular, much of his thought was anticipated in Söderblom's descriptions of nature religion and prophetic religion.

Then picture him, alone with his curdled thoughts, anticipating the triumph of which he feels assured but which the wider world around him has so far failed to imagine.