The phrase "from her thoughts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that originates or is derived from someone's mental processes or reflections.
Example: "The idea for the project came from her thoughts during a quiet moment of reflection."
Alternatives: "from her mind" or "from her reflections."
Rachel Alexandra, however, is never far from her thoughts.
Yet they and their world are rarely far from her thoughts.
Her one-page, typewritten letter ranges from her thoughts about politics to confidences about her own struggles at school.
Diski's unspooling memory of that time suggests that the early days of their encounter have never been too far from her thoughts.
"The reality of what he had done to her was never far from her thoughts … she describes having dreams about it," Smith added.
With acting far from her thoughts, Ms. Higgins began to study psychotherapy -- she has since qualified as a therapist -- and early in 1997 began dating a photographer, Brian Walker, who lived next door; they married two years ago.
forward to hearing from Sarah her thoughts in September.
Watch the above video to get her take on the comedy's move to Netflix from NBC, her thoughts on some of the backlash her character's Native American backstory received... or just watch to hear her belt "Peeno Noir". .
Looking back at the Junior 8 Summit: Margarita from Russia shares her thoughts Margarita (18) from in Russia took part in the Junior 8 Summit in Germany in early June 2007.
Some scan national newspapers with back pages featuring high-color semi-nude photos of "Helga from Denmark" or "Olga from Kiev" and her thoughts on Turkish boys.
The idea that Ms Hanks and the Gen-X cheerleaders looking over her shoulder are supposed to help win the game by any means necessary is as far from her petulant thoughts as possible here.
