Sentence examples for from the thoughts from inspiring English sources

The parturitions spring live from the thoughts on the page.

"We have dropped from the thoughts and care of everybody," he said.

But baseball is never far from the thoughts of this associate professor of dentistry.

For excellent reasons, the main one being common sense, New York will be far from the thoughts of Iowa Republicans in their caucuses on Tuesday night.

Chaplin should never be far from the thoughts of anyone who cares about movies; he made the cinema a world-historical phenomenon.

The reputation of the 2006 tournament is far from the thoughts of the players but Italy's encounter with France tomorrow will determine how the whole event is remembered.

The thought it denotes is different from the thought denoted by 'Samuel Clemens wrote Huckleberry Finn' in the following propositional attitude report: John believes that Samuel Clemens wrote Huckleberry Finn.

I am literally under scrutiny from the thought police.

But when I returned to delusional thinking I felt I was escaping from the thought police".

Many Americans who fought there recoil from the thought of going back.

I told the others but we all shrank from the thought of asking you.