Sentence examples for concentrated thoughts from inspiring English sources

You have to actually sit down and exercise concentrated thoughts for a significant period of time.

Sink into the world of a single person's concentrated thoughts.

(w8; moderate dementia; HADS 8 → 11) Changing unhelpful thoughts … it concentrated my thoughts on how I was managing my own reactions and trying to be understanding of my husband's illness.

But it concentrated his thoughts, took him to Cambridge, underpinned his eventual collaboration with Crick and led to a continuing exchange of ideas and information between the Cambridge group and Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin in the MRC unit at King's College.

"Standish, floating in the water, concentrated his thoughts on the people aboard the Arabella and as a result fell into the common error of believing the converse was true".

Adam tried to concentrate his thoughts upon his sudden wealth [he thinks he's won some money], but they seemed unable to adhere to this high pinnacle, and as often as he impelled them up, slithered back helplessly to his present physical discomfort.

Speaking on the eve of Tuesday's League Cup quarter-final against St Johnstone, McCoist said: "Having spoken to both gentlemen, they have confirmed to me they want me to continue my job as Rangers manager and, as you would expect, to concentrate my thoughts on the game tomorrow night".

I've been thinking about this quite a bit in the past few weeks and Adam Frucci wrote something that caught my attention, concentrating my thoughts the way a seed crystal builds boules of material in the Czochralski process.

Every time I tried to concentrate, little thoughts would creep into my head and distract me from the episode.

The prospect of nuclear weapons in the hands of the mullahs in Tehran who invented suicide bombing should concentrate the thoughts of even our distracted Washington policy makers.

Concentrate your thoughts and actions instead on what you can positively control in your story right now. 2. E - Engage vs. Evade: What growth-enhancing actions have you avoided because of fear?