Sentence examples for considering thoughts from inspiring English sources

Expectedly, considering or not considering thoughts of death as suicidal ideation in the classification somewhat changed the convergence between the K-SADS-PL and the clinical rating.

The state of the mind is often reflected in the breath and by adjusting the mind, such as considering thoughts of goodwill when angry, or appreciation when unhappy, you can adjust the breath to be more gentle and calm, which helps relax the body and mind.

Match the celebrity to their deeply considered thoughts on a modern terror state.

I'll be back a bit later with some more considered thoughts.

But the reader is also invited to consider thoughts on the short story form by luminaries ranging from Grace Paley to Ernest Hemingway.

What voters are focusing on when they head to the polls may matter more than their more considered thoughts about the issues.

Testifying before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Feb. 11, Marc Grossman, the under secretary of state for political affairs, said the working groups were "not to have an academic discussion but to consider thoughts and plans for what can be done immediately".

Along the way he offered up his considered thoughts on rhyme whores, offering Des'ree's Life up for consideration on the strength of its desperately awful ghost/most/toast scheme.

Similar to CBT, ACT acknowledges the relevance of language and cognition in psychopathology and psychotherapy, but ACT does not consider thoughts and beliefs to directly cause other behaviours.

Finally, he answered, sort of: "I haven't really given it a lot of considered thought.

But the biggest drawback of "world is our oyster" arguments is that they can postpone or shut down considered thought and action.