Sentence examples for make up thought from inspiring English sources

The "stimulus-producing responses" that are said to make up thought processes (as when one thinks of something to eat) are prime examples.

Mimi Schwartz, a professor at Richard Stockton College and a Princeton resident, has written down those bed thoughts in 34 essays that make up "Thoughts From a Queen-Sized Bed" ($22) a book just published by the University of Nebraska Press.

QUESTION FROM HOLLY VAN VOAST: Sean, why do you think men in general are the ones who make up political thought and practice as we know it?

Teenagers like to think before they sleep, so make up some thoughts about the day or the day ahead of you, be creative!

As the Buddha says, "All that we are is the result of what we have thought: it is founded on our thoughts, it is made up of our thoughts".

"Then the protective force field is made up of the thoughts we have when we go there," he says.

The narrator is one Francis Mirković and the book is made up of his thoughts as he sits in a train on the way to the Vatican, where he will hand over a briefcase containing a dossier he has compiled of war crimes committed in various parts of what he calls "the Zone": an area around the Mediterranean and central Europe historically associated with bloodshed on a large scale.

Matter is made up of energy and thought is a form of energy, so it follows that thoughts can manifest in our reality.

The novel is made up of the rambling thoughts of philosophy professor Eddie Coffin: a disorganised middle-aged lush who has stumbled through an academic career at Cambridge and now finds himself, after defrauding a philanthropic foundation with imaginary research, friendless and penniless in southern France.

In tandem we require an environment and thoughts made up of good positive vibrational energy.

Not to mention that it is made up of many of the thought leaders in business across all industries.