Sentence examples for fugitive thoughts from inspiring English sources
Though it observes real people in real situations, "Paradise," which travels from Los Angeles to New Jersey to Iran, is less a conventional documentary than a series of impressions and jottings, as if the filmmaker were using his camera as a pencil to capture fugitive thoughts in a notebook.
But a fugitive thought struck me recently when I was interviewing the economist Lord O'Neill of Gatley about antibiotic resistance and the threat it poses to human health.
Garech looks at you with a sly half-smile, as though daring you to blurt out whatever fugitive thought you're withholding.
It was a historic occasion, with the 28-year-old fugitive thought to be in Pakistan becoming "the first American to be charged with that crime in half a century," as the Washington Post reported at the time.
His mind was elsewhere, his thoughts fugitive.
Lopate's three earlier collections and his book-length essays match Hazlitt's promiscuous host of interests with Montaigne's piercing attention to his inner life, his quicksilver thoughts and fugitive impressions.
For them there is something degrading in the thought of Jesus as a miracle man, a sort of fugitive from the Ed Sullivan Show.
For a fugitive from US justice, Roman Polanski seems not to have given as much thought as he might have done to the consequences of travelling outside his adopted home, France.
(Sonmez remains a fugitive).
| June 7 at 5: "Little Fugitive".
Mr. Smyth became a fugitive.
