Sentence examples for from a thought from inspiring English sources

Plays on a Dare (Tuesday) Taxdeductible Theater likes to test its members' creativity by challenging them to create, rehearse and then stage 10-minute plays based on anything from a thought to a phrase, over the span of eight weeks.

The conspiracy charge against Mr. Padilla, Professor Margulies continued, "is highly amorphous, and it basically allows someone to be found guilty for something that is one step away from a thought crime".

As Prof. Peter S. Margulies of the Roger Williams University law school perceptively told The Times after Mr. Padilla's conviction, the way the statute is being interpreted "basically allows someone to be found guilty for something that is one step away from a thought crime".

The study originated from a thought experiment, as researchers at Harvard University pondered the ultimate balancing challenge.

"Based on the data we have gleaned, research, and the information sharing with others in this space," says Doggett "we are now in a position to participate actively from a thought leadership perspective and do our part to arm all users and organizations with knowledge and tools which we believe will allow them to avoid becoming victims of ransomware attacks in the future".

Turnarounds can dramatically set you free from a thought, especially if you've loosened your belief in it by following the earlier steps.

Writing in The Listener, Anthony Burgess thought that "in their fascinated poring on things...remind us that the stuff of the anti-novel needn't necessarily spring from a thought-out aesthetic", going on to note that "it is the mastery of the world that gives Fleming his peculiar literary niche".

Saving the film from the risk of falling into sweet banality, however, is that one feels that the story comes from a "real" place, not only the real island of Amami-Oshima but from a thought-out conviction of the filmmaker's.

Someone in that church needs to remind their flock that their "Jesus" died from torture, just a thought.

Scheduling takes your goal or task from a vague thought or idea to reality.

The title NYC was my suggestion, based on a thought from a now-absent friend, Herb Weissenstein.