Sentence examples for anyone's thought from inspiring English sources

John Radsan, a law professor at William Mitchell College of Law, in St .Paul, Minnesota, who worked in the general counsel's office of the C.I.A. until last year, said, "I don't think anyone's thought through what we do with these people".

In this work Brewer is concerned to identify and defend the account of experience that he thinks is most conducive to our common sense 'empirical realist' world-view the vieworld-view theles, trees, people and animals etc, that we sense, are as they are independently of anyone's thought or experience of them.

My computer is now empty of anyone's thoughts but my own.

But the extra campaign in the middle of an election year has done little to sway anyone's thoughts about the two political parties.

When you are out on the pitch it is just about playing and winning and I don't think it comes into anyone's thoughts.

Within 48 hours, of course, none of what Mr. Adrover had shown would occupy anyone's thoughts.

In all seriousness, Self confessed that he is jealous of anyone's thoughts, because getting inside a human's mind would be fascinating.

Crestview, in the Florida Panhandle, is a place where small-town pride is fending off the strange incursions of rock 'n' roll and fashion, but where the Vietnam War doesn't figure in anyone's thoughts.

Five straight defeats, followed by five successive draws, left the Midlands club anchored to the foot of the Blue Square Premier, 17 points behind the leaders and with promotion to the Football League a million miles from anyone's thoughts.

Cambridge is known for its "dreaming spires" and has a reputation for distant academia, visions that were miles from anyone's thoughts when the Guardian, Lloyds TSB and the Institute of Directors invited the business community to talk about innovation – and any other pressing subjects.

This would appear to mean that there are pretty much no facts of the matter about people's mental lives at all! For, if there is no fact of the matter about whether two people mean the same thing by their words, then there is no fact of the matter about whether they ever have mental states with the same content; and consequently no fact of the matter about the content of anyone's thoughts.