Sentence examples for broadcast thought from inspiring English sources

Questions were asked about thought insertion and broadcast, thought echo and withdrawal and delusional thinking.

About 71percentt of people who had viewed the original poem on television when it was first broadcast thought it was appropriate.

Reputedly, crystals can, among other things, improve the red-blood-cell count of their owners and broadcast thoughts that have been programmed into them by meditation.

He was the most popular of the many Egyptians who took advantage of the freer political landscape to broadcast thoughts and jokes from their bedrooms to the internet.

Secondly, the internet hasn't made people better, it's just allowed them to broadcast thoughts they should probably keep to themselves.

Pope Benedict's Christmas message was broadcast as Thought For The Day on the Today programme on Radio 4. In his message, he also recalled his recent UK visit with "great fondness".

He stayed in Aleppo under bombardment and siege, and broadcast his thoughts on Twitter, because he thought that if the world witnessed civilians suffering in Aleppo, it would come to their aid.

Evan Williams has a habit of building software to help people broadcast their thoughts.

We want to encourage people to have conversations rather than broadcast their thoughts".

Not only were journalists and other observers using Twitter to comment, but also company insiders were using Twitter to broadcast their thoughts on the planned offering.

Twitter's board, for instance, is dominated by technology specialists, even though it is a media company that derives much of its value from people's urges to broadcast their thoughts.