Sentence examples for electric thought from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stone's focus on arms reduction began in 1963 with what he called "an electric thought": If the Soviets could be persuaded not to build a missile defense system, then perhaps the United States could be persuaded not to build one of its own.

Izurieta, who had lost ten pounds since the crisis began — and who had violated his ban on caffeine, which made him, by his own admission, "electric" — thought that the conspirators were finally being pulled from the shadows of Guatemalan politics.

Emmanuel is a regular contributor to Inc, Fast Company, LitReactor, Electric Literature and Thought Catalog.

Mr. Hanks spoke recently to ArtsBeat about the creation of "Electric City," his thoughts on Internet content and the supreme importance of pizza to post-collapse civilization.

"In a way," Bouton explained the day before the surgery, in a windowless Battelle conference room, "we're reading their minds". Eventually one of those patients was able to control an electric wheelchair with her thoughts.

And he alone, as far as I can see, has made a work especially for the event: a great wall of panels connected by electric currents that carry thoughts, dreams, news clippings, pictures skimmed from the outer world and the one inside his head.

A true game-changer for the United States would be to defer thoughts about the electric car and focus on greater local and national rail infrastructure, as well as the production of efficient solar cells.

This season she offers two new works — "Lost Thoughts," to an electric bass and electronic score by Phil Stone, and the duet "Tête-à-Tête" — as well as the 2012 "Switchbacks," and "Easy for You to Say," a sextet.

The more affluent buy piercing electric leaf blowers that make coherent thought and conversation impossible.

Perhaps within five years, we will be traveling in automated electric flying cars without a second thought.

Many people in industrialized nations give little thought to central heating, electric lighting, and flick-of-a-switch cooking.