Sentence examples for missing thought from inspiring English sources

Both sides had suffered heavy casualties and damage, the British losing 121 killed, 240 wounded and 11 missing, the missing thought to have drowned when their boats were sunk.

Thinking of the birds as missing thoughts is a good way to honor them.

As a result, writers such as Isaac Butler have concluded that Mamet's ramblings are little more than a lazy, tiresome distraction from serious political debate: "Writing his political 'ideas' in provocative prose doesn't make them actually thought-provoking, because they're missing the thought part".

Two unidentified copies of the missing four (thought to be the Georgia and Maryland copies) survive; one is in the National Archives, and the other is in the New York Public Library.

A Ministry of Defence spokeswoman said: "We can confirm that an RAF serviceman from RAF Honington is currently missing; our thoughts are with his family at this very difficult time.

But we, for one, won't miss the thought of charging — or battery life anxiety — at all.

But we, for one, won't miss the thought of charging — or battery life anxiety — at all.

I can be made equally anxious by the thought of missing my bus and the thought of being struck by a meteor.

Again this was not as missing as first thought but for a rather different reason.

Rylance, one of the most magnetic actors on the British stage, can seem to be the missing link between thought and action, spirit and physicality.

If we travelled back 500 years and talked to the founder of a wooden-chair making business and asked him how he imagined the progression of his company over the next 30 years, it is likely that the concept of growth would have literally been missing from his thought process.