Sentence examples for held thought from inspiring English sources

We urge everyone reading this to light a candle for the 3,200 Yazidis still held (thought to be in Syria) and for those we have lost.

To do this with a mantra, you can start by vocalizing it for a while in an easy, relaxed manner, then settle naturally into subvocalizing, eventually leaving off doing even that, so that the mantra becomes just a lightly held thought -- not necessarily definite or clear, just a subtle mental echo of the sound.

We noted, however, that some people (particularly women) who lived far from the schools where the sessions were held thought they could not attend the whole Stepping Stones programme.

There is also the widely held thought that the next Dalai Lama should devote himself solely to spiritual concerns and turn all political matters over to the elected leaders.

"I was well aware that it was unusual for those my age to continue having 'imaginary friends,'" she says, "so I kept him a secret, even as the two of us held thought-conversations throughout the day and explored elaborate mental worlds together.

Years later, I would discover that these times held thoughts of suicide.

In both cases the operative factor, in holding thought and sensation together, is the imagination.

To this day, I'm still no good at holding thoughts in my head, unshared.

King's constituents also appear to hold thoughts that differ from his immigration standpoint.

But I held that thought.

For a long time, I held this thought.