Sentence examples for earlier thoughts from inspiring English sources

Whatever earlier thoughts Stanley Patz had about Ramos, he was persuaded by the evidence against Hernandez.

Meanwhile, we can only welcome Ms. Uchida's latest thoughts on Schubert; her earlier thoughts, on Philips recordings, were already remarkable.

What works less well is her characters' shared tendency to think in a circular fashion, repeatedly revisiting earlier thoughts.

Abandoning earlier thoughts of India, Anderson became the most brilliant of Kahin's graduate students on Indonesian politics, and his eventual successor at Cornell.

John Boaler Calne, Wiltshire Labour opponents of Jeremy Corbyn are reported as saying that Labour's Oldham triumph was "in spite of" Corbyn (Convincing win in Oldham for Corbyn's first electoral test, 4 December); yet when there were earlier thoughts of Labour not winning, opponents insisted that the election would be a test for Corbyn's leadership, with his being blamed for any loss.

Now, unification in consciousness might not be the only way to unite earlier cognitive states (earlier thoughts, earlier experiences) with current ones but it is certainly a central way and the one best known to us.

The Super Rugby spectacular at Twickenham was less of a success than earlier thought.

Investors even bid up shares of the troubled automaker General Motors, which said its need for more billions in federal aid was not as imminent as earlier thought.

While the company had previously announced that it planned to cut employees, the number of jobs lost was higher than some analysts expected, perhaps suggesting that the company's situation was deteriorating more rapidly than earlier thought.

The central bank is expected to cut its growth and price projections at the Oct. 30 policy meeting and admit that it was farther away from reaching the inflation goal than earlier thought.

"Our legal advisers … had earlier thought we would not need to disclose … details of the tests on the weapon done at Porton before it was introduced [in 1971]," the MoD notes record.