Sentence examples for considered a thought from inspiring English sources

Another 2.4 million have schizophrenia, which is considered a thought disorder.

But the former Labor prime minister Paul Keating said the proposal was "not responsible enough even to be considered a thought bubble" and would "destroy universal retirement savings at its core".

The civil libertarian Tessa Mayes, an expert on privacy law and free speech issues, said: "Making jokes about terrorism is considered a thought crime, mistakenly seen as a real act of harm or intention to commit harm.

Being a creature of Silicon Valley, it's a big deal to Google to be considered a "thought leader" and not a follower.

So consider a thought experiment.

Consider a thought problem, closely related to the one that originally led Einstein to this idea in 1907.

'WHO CARES ABOUT 'COPYCAT POLLSTERS'? - Andrew Gelman, responding to an earlier FiveThirtyEight story on evidence pointing to "copycat pollsters" who rely on others' results: "[L]et's consider a thought experiment.

However, in the Court's opinion Article 25(1) does not confer the right to convert another person who holds a pre-existing religious belief to one's own religion as this would impinge on the "freedom of conscience" provided for in the Article, which accords each individual with the freedom to hold or consider a thought, fact or viewpoint independent from those of others.

Consider a thought experiment: by 2020, all new coal plants will be fitted for CO2 capture and storage.

Consider a thought experiment where a retransplant and a primary candidate of similar health status, age, and life experience are aware that both are vying for the same organ.

At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought.