Sentence examples for deliver thought from inspiring English sources
The phrase "deliver thought" is not correct and usable in written English
You would need to use a phrase such as "express a thought" or "convey a thought" instead. For example: She was able to effectively convey her thought on the subject.
Introducing Rev Pakula, Today presenter Mishal Husain told Boxing Day listeners: "One of the contributions Sir Tim Berners-Lee wanted to make to this programme was to have an atheist deliver Thought for the Day, something that was not possible because it is part of the BBC's religious programming and is a reflection by speakers from the perspective of their faith.
PJ Harvey, one of last year's guest editors, came under fire from conservative commentators for broadcasting a monologue by Julian Assange, while the BBC was criticised for rejecting Sir Tim Berners-Lee's request to let an atheist deliver Thought for the Day.
Topping the bill is the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, delivering Thought for the Day.
It also delivers thought-provoking lessons about to teach aspiring journalists about the right and wrong way to pursue local stories.
Carol watched him deliver these thoughts with tired bemusement.
"Rather than more grandstanding, the Government needs to deliver practical, thought-through changes to make that happen.
The OECD is due to deliver its thoughts on how to change the present system to the G20 in July.
In the astoundingly irreverent "Women Talk About Adolf Hitler," a series of characters deliver harebrained thoughts about Hitler.
"Rather than more grand-standing, the government needs to deliver practical, thought-through changes to make that happen.
I've had the opportunity to test one of the 8GB models extensively over the past couple of weeks and I'm now prepared to deliver my thoughts.
These movements then deliver my thoughts and emotions into the minds of human beings who cannot be reached by the sound of my voice.
