Sentence examples for has the thought from inspiring English sources

Everyone has the thought each time a major plane crash occurs: "Those poor people.

Then he has the thought that the seeds became a batch of varigated sunflowers.

Scarcely has the thought popped up when a water rat scurries down the bank and flops into the icy water flowing smoothly under the pontoons.

He has the thought that there must be "some variety show in the next world presenting all the small feats that somehow missed getting written into history".

The dearth of candidates for an open Senate seat reflects what former and current senators and those who once aspired to the office say is a sad truth: rarely has the thought of serving in the Senate seemed so unappealing.

Kant's confidence that no empiricist account could possibly explain self-consciousness may be based on his assumption that the sense of self each of us has, the thought of oneself as identical throughout all of one's changing experiences, involves necessity and universality, which on his view are the hallmarks of the a priori.

But I'd had the thought already.

"I rarely have the thought that I have cancer".

Presented with that quote on Friday, he said he didn't remember having had the thought.

"He definitely had the thought that he didn't have to do things," Iriti said.

He had "the thought to have two dancers do disparate and separate phrases, although in proximity to each other".