Sentence examples for appropriate thoughts from inspiring English sources

As the band reclaimed its old songs, many of the lyrics turned oddly appropriate: thoughts of uncertainty and determination, of longing and perseverance.

Sighing, I try to think appropriate thoughts: skiing as drawing, the tracks in the sand as a record of time, motion, action, the work as a record of its making.

It's comforting to think that by choosing appropriate thoughts, actions, and responses, each of us can positively impact our own state of mind and promote our overall well-being.

The future more than ever, one could argue, will be created by those who believe in the impossible, as crazy as that might sound". "It strikes me as such an appropriate thought for marketers and agencies as we head into 2014.

Ephron practiced this regularly, in some cases even cleverly appropriating her own appropriated thoughts.

Real men think clean appropriate clean thoughts; not sexual thoughts.

It is as difficult to appropriate the thoughts of others as it is to invent".

With his profound knowledge of Greek literature and despite his almost total ignorance of Hebrew he tried to find a way in which Judaism could appropriate Hellenic thought.

Vivek Ranadivé, the chief executive of Tibco, a Silicon Valley software firm, is miffed that Mr Khosla at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, the venture-capital firm, has appropriated his thoughts about the subject.

The Gothic, he advised, would be more appropriate, summoning comforting thoughts of olde England in its Tudor heyday.

As he writes: "the term 'idea' is strictly appropriate" only for thoughts that "are as it were the images of things" (Med. 3, AT 7 37); he adds that "the ideas in me are like {pictures, or} images" (Med. 3, AT 7 42).