Sentence examples for because of a thought from inspiring English sources

"I'm not just going to sit down and let someone or a group of people or an organization take away my livelihood because of a hunch, because of a thought, because of somebody who is trying to show their power," Jones said that day.

"I'm not just going to sit down and let someone or a group of people or an organization take away my livelihood because of a hunch, because of a thought, because of somebody who is trying to show their power," she said.

But it's also because of a covert thought that sounds delusionally arrogant if expressed out loud: just maybe, if I took very hot baths like Flaubert, or amphetamines like Auden, I might inch closer to their genius.

The intentionality of a thought comes about because there is an actual relation holding between the thought and its object.

It's a bit of a change because of the thought of something that people can do: one, what Robby has meant to my staffs in the past, and two, what Matt Galante has shown me from across the field".

This may be for rhetorical effect or because of difficulty in conveying a thought without resort to linguistic tricks.

"The closer we got, Matt became increasingly hesitant -- and not just because of the thought of having a cadaverous toe on his lips," Franscell said.

Yet that could happen because of their thought disorders rather than as consequence of a failure of caregivers [ 12].

Fyodorov was unable to sleep the next two nights because of a strong flow of thought.

As for the idea of willingly subjecting my work not only to some party's discipline but to anyone's control, my repugnance was such that, as a young and indigent writer, I had turned down lucrative offers to work for Hollywood studios because of a revulsion at the thought of someone owning the paper I was typing on.

"I can't sleep at night because of this thought".