Sentence examples for local thought from inspiring English sources

The local thought that the Taylor company and the orchestra should sign long-term union contracts with set pay scales.

Jumping into the race with less than three months to go before the primary didn't give Mckesson much time to overcome people's concerns, grow his name recognition or build up the necessary relationships with voters and local thought leaders.

Indeed, in Morocco, Muslim youth adhere to global trends but are still rooted in local thought [ 30].

Overcoming these problems requires considerable raising of awareness by local thought leaders, perhaps with further studies demonstrating the optimal way to disseminate best practice protocols.

This paper reports on a public opinion survey designed to examine how the local public thought about a proposed CCS demonstration project in Barendrecht, the Netherlands.

TAUNTS, stones, eggs: none of the things hurled at Fiona Pilkington's home were particularly serious taken on their own, or so the local police thought.

We'd like an adventure and to meet locals and thought of Jordan or Morocco.

The locals' first thought is to trust you, then to welcome you.

He would go walking or riding in the local forests, thinking inquisitive thoughts about himself and the world; at home, he would read, and write, and talk to people.

There is also the related debate between idealism and materialism: European idealism emphasized the subtle meaningfulness of local configurations of thought and value over against the practical focus on utilitarian analysis of health, material well-being, and survival.

"I have met some people in local politics and thought, 'God you are a good one, you really do believe this.' I've got a local councillor and he's one of the most beautiful people there is.