Sentence examples for dormant thoughts from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, for example, visualizing one alternative brings to light previously unrecognized properties of that alternative, or perhaps attention to one option activates previously dormant thoughts of yearning or disgust.

Veteran director Marco Bellocchio offered sturdier fare in Bella addormentata (Dormant Beauty), a thought-provoking contribution to the country's ongoing debate about euthanasia.

Kindle things and thoughts laid dormant.

I expect he'll explain how an ancient, craggy natural phenomenon, long thought to be dormant and no danger to mankind, can suddenly erupt, expelling terrible hot air and making thousands flee.

Deep beneath the ice-sheathed Arctic Ocean, a 1,000-mile 1,000-milee earth'seamcky crust, long thought to be largely dormant, has been revealed as a sinmering necklace of volcanoes and hotheatearthnts that may harbor unique life forms.

The quiet space gave the participants time to release emotions and thoughts that had long been laying dormant in their hearts and minds.

It was an eye opener, and I lost myself in thoughts of bunting and balloon drops out in the dormant fields where my Illinois childhood promised corn as high as an elephant's eye in just a few short months.

A logical mind would be able to tell you the thought was odd and not one you would ever mean to muster up, but the obsessive mind tells you the thought was a clue to a deeper monster lying dormant.

Puerto Rico has been so long under our thumb that the thought of her leaves our compulsion to quash Latin-American peoples dormant.

It's a lovely thought, isn't it: the potential for progressive political leadership lying dormant in every infant.

Olympic envy seeped into our very bones again during the last few weeks, and the long-dormant urge to stand atop the podium of winning cities is stirring new thoughts of regional glory.