Sentence examples for main thoughts from inspiring English sources

Seeking Finance Reform Back in January, Doug Taggart had three main thoughts about the Senate race in particular and the state of American politics in general.

For the rest, his main thoughts were on how to avoid letting the music lapse into the merely routine, particularly in the large expanses of the Bruckner.

At the end of October he wrote an editorial for Il Sole/24 Ore, the Italian financial newspaper, in which he laid out the main thoughts of his just-published book, "Globalization, Political Economy and Social Doctrine".

Dominating Solnit's rich repertoire are two main thoughts: that imagination, activated through reading and art, can help overcome the feeling of being a stranger in the world, lost among strangers; and second, that characters and places can build another home, and provide alternative stories to the dismal and constrictive plots of our own lives.

The main thoughts of FFR are to divide the cell bandwidth into center and edge, so that cell-edge users do not interfere with each other.

In his attempt to think up a new game, Naismith was guided by three main thoughts.

They sounded interesting, but that wasn't my main thought.

My main thought throughout was that I had to fight to survive.

My main thought now is that there is a world out there.

Having absolutely no knowledge of either of them, this is the main thought that strikes me.

– the main thought in her head was: which seat will best enable me to disappear?