Sentence examples for connected thoughts from inspiring English sources

There's a tour-de-force section about his fear of writing in which he careers across a field of faintly connected thoughts — a memory of his daughter's delight regarding her bowel movements, an observation about his graying hair, a quotation from Charles Darwin — insisting that he's not getting any writing done, all the while producing one of the most satisfying set pieces in the book.

However, thought is not only systematic but also compositional: systematically connected thoughts are also always semantically related in such a way that the thoughts so related seem to be composed out of the same semantic elements.

This tendency to speak in long spirals of loosely connected thought is shared by most of the characters in "Somewhere Fun," which lends the text both a density and a monotony that gradually begin to stymie our engagement.

At the same time, his emphasis on science was coached in a framework that connected thought and action.

IMINDI wants to help you do just that by creating a "mind map" that connects thoughts and ideas.

By grasping the reference of each other's words in this way, we are able to "connect thoughts" (tong yi) (B41) and thus to communicate.

iMindi needs to let its thought engine do even more of the work in connecting thoughts together, or at least exposing them to users.

I'm all about connecting thoughts and ideas, as they can be pretty fleeting for people like me who aren't the most organized.

However, that often is typed when than is meant--probably because it's the more common word (and one that connects thoughts), so writers' nimble fingers are likely, through muscle memory, to hit the t instead of the n.

The DigitalUndivided, a new women-led team, is hosting its first FOCUS100 symposium, which connects thought leaders, tech start ups founded or co-founded by black women, brand managers, and innovators in New York.

Not only are women socialized differently, but women have a different physical brain with a larger corpus callosum and more white matter, which rapidly connects thought and emotion, creating diffused awareness.