Sentence examples for from this thought from inspiring English sources

Eagleton's second point follows from this thought.

From this thought, the Ninety-five Theses were born.

Ralph Lauren steered firmly away from this thought, though toward what was unclear.

As we are recoiling in horror from this thought, it becomes even more graphic – we are asked how it tastes.

"No politics, no ethics, and no law can be, as it were, deduced from this thought," Derrida writes.

The introduction proceeds from this thought: "Isn't it high time we started thinking about all the crap good writers make?" Bayard's arguing for a new type of criticism, one that, instead of seeking to explicate greatness, explains failure.

THURSDAY -- I awoke this morning and jotted down this thought from a particularly vivid dream: contact Bucky Dent.

On Sunday, he encapsulated this thought from his mother: "Listen to people in their 80s.

I knew there was something familiar about this thought from the moment it occurred to me in Yosemite National Park.

Here's a response to this thought from a friend who happens to be well-trained enough to speak this language: "You're right, they should know better.

There's lots of other great stuff to read in Bon, but I leave you with this thought from the round-table chat.