Sentence examples for nothing thought from inspiring English sources
Nothing, thought Bruno, not even the insects, would ever choose to stay at Out-With".
When asked to free-text respond how to improve the experience, 50%% of learners either left the field blank, wrote that nothing could be improved, or wrote something not directly related to improving the flipped classroom experience (e.g., "Nothing, thought it was well done").
And, as a third reason, there is nothing thought to be observable or testable about these non-local variables that Markopoulou and Smolin claim could explain this bizarre property of the quantum Universe.
No matter that he had nothing thought through, nothing committed to long term as in a strategic plan (let alone being consistent over a 5 minute time span); no background or experience except self-serving business practices; no civility; no restraint, such as historically given by authentic leadership/wisdom.
Some think there's nothing thought-provoking about a row of ordinary bricks in the middle of an empty room, and yeah, they have a point.
"Who, exactly, do Mr. Levinson and the screenwriter, Art Linson, expect to invest time and interest -- to say nothing of thought or feeling -- in this meandering, passive-aggressive comedy of Hollywood inconsequence?" A. O. Scott wrote in The Times in October.
His Dada manifesto of 1918 stated: "Dada means nothing", adding "Thought is produced in the mouth".
I almost cried the other night when Arianna mentioned that HuffPost was launching Huff/Post50, and did I have any thoughts about being over 50... Any? Unfortunately, I have nothing but thoughts about being over 50.
Hazlitt seems to hold nothing back: thoughts, feelings, biases, and impressions flow from him in a stream of associative effusions.
My mind has been consumed with nothing but thoughts of spending, purchasing, and the wanton enjoyment of unnecessary goods.
— Woody Allen, "Tails of Manhattan," (March 20 , 2009 My mind has been consumed with nothing but thoughts of spending, purchasing, and the wanton enjoyment of unnecessary goods.
