Sentence examples for its thought of from inspiring English sources

On 11 September 1929 the Wall Street Journal quoted Mark Twain for its thought of the day: "Don't part with your illusions; when they are gone you may still exist, but you have ceased to live".

The book is divided into chapters on big topics ("The Family," "Religion," "The Media," "Race") and stresses the exclusive Colbert pedigree of its thoughts on each of them.

This FA Cup tie did little to distract a crowd from its thoughts of Thierry Henry while he was still on the bench.

Even with its thoughts of apprehension and death, the song is a cozy refuge from the album's ups and downs, its sometimes awkward mixture of Jay-Z's reflexes and his determination to sidestep them.

The then Labour government took a little longer to publish its thoughts on the future of the white paper.

Not simply because of the homogenization of its food, but increasingly of its thought.

It gets its power from the tension between the ease of its phrasing and the shock of its thought slid cleanly into the mind.

…an extravagantly fecund world of nature, rabbinic thought expressed its view of the all-inclusive effects of the restored relationship.

Using the imagery of an extravagantly fecund world of nature, rabbinic thought expressed its view of the all-inclusive effects of the restored relationship.

Furthermore, "where it is a permanent and pensioned opposition, as in England, the quality of its thought deteriorates accordingly".

Since mankind began to record its thoughts, the dream of spaceflight has been with us.