Sentence examples for apparition thought from inspiring English sources
There's a further treasure in Early Murnau: Five Films 1921-1925 (Eureka, PG), a fascinating, deep-cut compilation of the German expressionist's less celebrated silent work, from class-conscious murder mystery The Haunted Castle to smoky psychological reverie Phantom, a glorious apparition thought lost until a decade ago.
"This apparition, thought to be James Rogers (the first licensee) has a specific loving for his tankard.
Autumn was modelled by Roger's sister, though it's hard to resist the thought that the apparition represents Evelyn.
When we form conceptions (ennoiai) of genera and species, such conceptions are of concepts (ennoêmata), which are apparitions that are quite literally "in thought" (en + noêma) — but only there.
The idea is as dreamy as apparition.
But Sneijder, a diminutive attacking midfielder riding high, still managed to make the difference: producing the only goal of a match that was in desperate need of one to keep its observers' thoughts from drifting to the nearby beach or to Argentina's and Lionel Messi's next apparition.
"Apparition," by Eric Drooker.
Its apparition invades his dreams.
The apparition of a superior intelligence behind the impassive arrangements of nature was more than a playful metaphor for Einstein, and the escape from selfishness through scientific thought was a principle he lived.
So OTB lives on in ghostly apparition.
