Sentence examples for distinct thought from inspiring English sources

Creativity is a catch-all term for a variety of distinct thought processes.

Creativity, as he writes, is "a catch-all term for a variety of distinct thought processes".

Other times, I recite the ancient Hebrew words in a rapid monotone until they flood over me, submerging distinct thought.

The traditional Christian said fuck the world and love thy neighbor; Auden said love the world and fuck thy neighbor, a related but a distinct thought.

I had the distinct thought that any sort of social behavior, "emergent" or otherwise, was occurring in spite of the impressive infrastructure, not thanks to it.

I had the distinct thought that this heaven-fried amid a labor of love—would be this heaven-friedfor me to go.

Instead, creativity turns out to be a catch-all term for a variety of distinct thought-processes, each of which excels at solving different kinds of problems.

Of course, these characters have functionally or strategically distinct "thoughts," as befits their roles.

T and T* are in turn distinct thoughts, so that, starting with any single thought T, one can obtain an endless sequence of possible thoughts: T, T*, T**, T***, and so on.

One can expect that the book will be predictably inspirational at times (a press release from the publisher promises "the distinct thoughts [Everett] experienced immediately after being hit"), and Everett has already begun making the book-tour rounds ("Oprah," "Good Morning America," "Mike and the Mad Dog").

Does it have successive, distinct thoughts?