Sentence examples for giant thought from inspiring English sources

They coalesce to create a giant thought cloud issuing from a six-inch seated, meditating figure.

As a private landlord, the insurance giant thought itself well within its rights to restrict residency.

Susie, his daughter, says that you had to speak to him in sound bites, because if you went on for too long you would "lose him to whatever giant thought he has in his head at the time".

Around 11 thousand light years away, the overall bubble shape is mainly due to interstellar material swept up by the winds of the nebula's central star Wolf-Rayet, an extremely hot giant thought to be in a pre-supernova stage.

Several kilometers below the largest dark spot on our satellite's near side, researchers have discovered a giant rectangle thought to be the remnants of a geological plumbing system that spilled lava across the moon about 3.5 billion years ago.

But it's an interesting look at the commerce giant's thought process and research efforts when it comes to addressing the major roadblocks it's encountering in fielding viable products in this specific area of its business.

Several kilometers below Oceanus Procellarum, the largest dark spot on the moon's near side, scientists have discovered a giant rectangle thought to be the remnants of a geological plumbing system that spilled lava across the moon about 3.5 billion years ago.

But theirs is also a land of intellectual rigor and creativity that would never have produced its giants of thought and literature — Marx or Goethe, Brecht or Grass — without faith in free expression.

Everything will be "based on true stories" and will involve the supernatural, giant, previously-thought-extinct-or-nonexistent creatures, and the occasional retelling of myth.

You will follow the very footsteps of these giants of thought as they walked along the streets of the ancient Agora (market), discussing and proving their theories and ideas with fellow citizens and thus changing the future of the world.

For plenty of other giant companies, the thought of the Internet marching on to conquer new forms of communication is terrifying.