Sentence examples for extraordinary thought from inspiring English sources

What an extraordinary thought.

In a world of cloned high streets, awash with mostly bland global brands, it's an extraordinary thought.

"Why should there be anything left six thousand years later?" An extraordinary thought: The people of Göbekli Tepe weren't wiped out, like other lost civilizations.

020-7193 9058, wedubyou.com (campsite fees extra) It's an extraordinary thought that just south of Stockholm lies an archipelago of no fewer than 24,000 islands.

That's an extraordinary thought, that Sibelius could have written the piece without those usually essential markers of time to manage his musical imagination.

Loyal, decent, a bit dull, Howell must have been served at transport by Kenneth Clarke (whose promotion was slow under Thatcher for obvious reasons of ideology and natural insubordination) – an extraordinary thought.

"The museum can find a space for these extraordinary thoughts and feelings".

Spare and sparse and loaded with longing, to quote Billy Joel, it's a simple song about an ordinary man having extraordinary thoughts.

The principle is that ordinary people have extraordinary thoughts — I've always believed that — and that ordinary people can speak poetically.

It will be days before the full implications of his performance are clear, but whatever success Obama has is due in large part to the sheer audacity of ordinary people thinking extraordinary thoughts.

You think associatively on pot, so you can have real extraordinary thoughts".