Sentence examples for complete thoughts from inspiring English sources

Hopper has left us his complete thoughts on the comparison.

*They read groups of words or complete thoughts rather than one word at a time.

I'll start at the upper left corner of the page and start writing, in complete thoughts, what I think.

And it doesn't have a subject, a verb and an object, so you aren't expressing complete thoughts.

These scenes also provide appealing evidence of Mr. Payne's graceful way with awkward language, in which complete thoughts and feelings emerge from fragments of talk.

But once she calmed down, she should have realized that words written in anger seldom represent the writer's true or complete thoughts — an error of literary analysis as much as ethics, and one with real consequences.

Grand Slam is a complete thought unto itself.

First, he noted that a sentence should express, rather than be, a complete thought.

Remember - six million is not the complete thought: it's six million individual human beings.

Otherwise, you're not going to have time to have a complete thought during the day.

The line, or stich, is the basic verse unit, and each line of verse is normally a complete thought unit.