Sentence examples for interior thought from inspiring English sources

An essay about the treatment of interior thought in fiction ("I Said to Myself") succeeds in treating the subject with a mixture of levity and hand-wringing seriousness.

In January 1865 he became a clerk in the Department of the Interior; in May he was promoted but in June was dismissed because the secretary of the Interior thought that Leaves of Grass was indecent.

"Chris said to Crowley that his interior thought at that moment for Carmichael was, 'I remember a time when I thought things could be nice.' It's a lovely moment of connection between the characters, and then he went back to terrorizing us".

His eyes are raised, looking up into some hazy, unspecified distance, as if lost in interior thought — perhaps contemplating the gospel's revelatory word.

There was also James Watts, who often talked about his Christian faith and as secretary of the interior thought the US had too many parks and wanted to open up game refuges to oil and gas development.

Washburn separates the poems clearly from the prose — something Waley did not do — and puts the interior thoughts in italics, instead of injecting words like "he thought" or "she wondered".

My interior thoughts remained fluid, but the words to express them had vanished into some neurological Bermuda Triangle.

And yet the last sentence returns to the interior thoughts of the narrator, asking, "Hadn't I been glad enough?" What should we take from that?

Capturing her subjects through a telephoto lens, Ms. Yokomizo never met any of the participants, yet the resulting prints in her "Dear Stranger" series practically telegraph their interior thoughts.

So we have the interior thoughts of a man whose profoundest identity seems to exist only through other people's eyes.

The various genres of poetry express different facets of the Idea of humanity: lyric poetry (including song) expresses the interior thoughts and feelings of humanity as a whole; the novel, epic and drama are more "objective" types of literature which express the Idea of humanity through the portrayal of significant characters in significant situations.