Sentence examples for from thought to from inspiring English sources

He jumps from thought to thought, centred in the consciousness of old George but never confined to it.

They assert "emphasis on the physicality of the word, its translation from thought to sound to durable object".

"Would It Kill You to Stop Doing That?" amuses as it informs, but Alford's book lacks focus and organization as he wafts from thought to thought.

Mr. Clarke, who is chatty and wears wire-rimmed glasses, seems to prefer talking to people, meandering passionately from thought to thought.

Such investigative methods can generate useful statistics and hypotheses about how a suicidal impulse might start and how it travels from thought to action, but that's not the same as objective evidence about how it unfolds in real time.

Man, "Stumbling from thought to thought, falls headlong down,/ Into doubts boundless Sea, where like to drown/ Books bear him up awhile, and make him try,/ To swim with bladders of philosophy".

These signals are then translated into desired intentions, enabling anything from thought-to-text to moving objects.

Your experience of being human – from thoughts to actions to pathologies to sensations – can be studied in your individual brain with some benefit.

How we control sound, how we use it to insulate ourselves, to transport ourselves, to educate ourselves, to provoke thoughts and to distract ourselves from thoughts, to connect, to escape, can have social, even political, ramifications.

Thinking is not proceeding from thoughts to thoughts in arbitrary fashion: thoughts that are causally connected are in some fashion semantically (rationally, epistemically) connected too.

She helps people expand, up level and transform their lives from thoughts to dreams come true.