Sentence examples similar to catching thought from inspiring English sources

Great business cards are eye catching, thought-provoking and conversation-making.

As if catching this thought, Falk said, with luxuriant irony, "You were never a child".

Perhaps a CEO catching a thought-provoking discussion on Radio 4 will decide to shower his or her staff with payrises.

The group intervention was based on a manual and used CBT and problem solving principles with weekly topics including raising activity levels, spotting and catching negative thoughts, problem solving and relaxation.

They're eye-catching, well thought-out and some of them are even funny.

While she didn't dress as a swan for her eagerly anticipated shows at City Center, Bjork's costume was nonetheless eye-catching and thought-provoking: radiant, tightly fitted and obscuring her in ways both ominous and playful.

To quiet your inner critic, practice catching these negative thoughts as they come up.

But the thought of catching the priggish Mr. West on gay.com was hard to resist.

So when McCann worries that mental illness could be catching, was that a thought that went through Byrne's head?

Philip attaches his rope to a tentative skier; the thought of catching an edge in close proximity to these crevasses brings the word lunar to mind, not in a good way.

We'll be discussing their efforts every week – if you fancy catching up on our thoughts on last series, you'll find them here.