Sentence examples for earlier thoughts of from inspiring English sources

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.

At the end of 1838 Miller was instructed to build a branch from Barassie to Troon Harbour, earlier thoughts of taking over the Kilmarnock and Troon Railway and converting it as it was then still a horse-operated plateway having been dropped.

One biographer of Wollstonecraft notes that Hester Chapone's Letters on the Improvement of the Mind, which influenced Wollstonecraft's earlier Thoughts on the Education of Daughters (1787), dedicates several chapters to these "friends of the heart"; such friendships would not have seemed unusual to 18th-century readers.

These and other such discoveries have resulted in a shift from earlier thought of them being "parasite" to functional elements cultivated in the genome for their beneficial attributes.

There were early thoughts of re-staging "Coucou Bazar" in full, but there were too many obstacles, Ms. Webel said.

Any early thoughts of a no-hitter were stymied in the fourth inning, although even that came with intrigue.

In his telling, early thoughts of nation-building were unrealistic, then during the Iraq war the allies took their eyes off Afghanistan.

And it will look especially different if Manager Joe Torre follows through on his early thoughts of stacking the top of the lineup with the Yankees' best hitters.

On a similar note, 'The Rose That Grew From Concrete,' by Tupac Shakur contains the early thoughts of one of hip-hops greatest lost talents.

In some of my early thoughts on what was happening to me, I pictured myself wandering through a jungle of gnarly trees on a path that seemed to traverse the jungle.