Sentence examples for its own thoughts from inspiring English sources

It had its own personality, its own thoughts, and they had lost control of the situation.

In Miller's worldview the human race had arrived at a point where it was no longer truly living life, but just existing, mistaking its own thoughts and fears for reality.

"Each community is unique and has its own thoughts about smart growth," Mr. Knoll said.

It is abstract enough to allow people to bring their own memories and to allow every generation to have its own thoughts.

Is it really inconceivable to you that your head might want to think its own thoughts unmolested by the monotonous beat of a band you should be ashamed to have heard of let alone to call your favourite?

A generation charmed by the lugubrious once in O'Neill, Dreiser, and Anderson, now in Steinbeck and Van Wyck Brooks—is perhaps fleeing from the trivial shape of its own thoughts.

It is engaged in its own thought process, while examining Kahlo's necklace -- which recalls Christ's crown of thorns.

The self is at one with its own world, and lives within its own dream, and exists inside its own thought bubble.

In the process of manipulation, the mind creates its own "thought-objects"—"concepts," "ideas," or "categories"—through a process of "abstracting," or generalizing, from the images produced by the imagination and kept in the memory.12.12

As for the monument itself, Tufnel has his own thoughts about its creators.

Is that where his own thoughts dwell?