Sentence examples for centre thought from inspiring English sources
But that, presumably, is just what the 1970s designers of the modernist Metropolitan shopping centre thought they were doing.
The first children who lived in the centre thought up its name.
At the centre of thought experimenting is a "Gedankenerfahrung", an experience in thought.
Ancient Egyptians believed the heart was the centre of thought and the brain cooled the body.
There are few international newspapers, and why this one should have triumphed out of London rather than some other centre of thought is a question.
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She wonders if her voice will have any meaning: "So many people have been involved in this issue for a long time – what can I say about it, or add to it?" But the Whitney is the perfect place to centre her thoughts.
The legendary Ireland centre's thoughts on Gatland appear to have softened since last summer.
He went on to Sapporo Agricultural School (now Hokkaido University), which was noted as a centre of modern thought and of Christianity.
The next time you make a complaint to a call centre, spare a thought for the person on the other end of the phone.
