Sentence examples for odd thoughts from inspiring English sources

At this week's meeting of the International Astronomical Union, astronomers were asked to entertain equally odd thoughts when they were presented with the latest evidence that some early galaxies, although smaller than their more recent counterparts, contain much more mass.

She consciously placed the depression and odd thoughts aside to focus on getting home.

I feel sad that my mom was part of a generation that felt so ashamed of any odd thoughts or odd behaviors that she couldn't really laugh at what made her unique, fantastic and also impossible.

However, the study by Weisbrot and colleagues [ 17] demonstrated a link between odd thoughts, strange beliefs and illogical thinking (considered as symptoms of thought disorder according to MCDD criteria), in highly anxious ASD children who also experienced hallucinations.

The 6- to 12-year olds with ASD whose parents and teachers considered as highly anxious were also more likely to receive more severe ratings of psychotic symptoms (hallucinations, odd thoughts, bizzare behaviours) compared to those with with low levels of anxiety.

Here's an odd thought.

As Wes took this force in, digested it, he had an odd thought.

An odd thought enters his mind: perhaps he needs a metaphorical bombing to simplify his life once more.

In an interview last week, Ms. Watt said she had the odd thought, "I've never seen a plane in that airspace before".

College football's news includes the odd thought that Boise State may have lost ground even in victory Wednesday night and the inspiring story of how Cincinnati's team has adopted a young cancer patient.

In that great parliamentary hall it was an odd thought, since Britain is the only Western democracy that is part-theocracy, with its 26 unelected bishops sitting as law-makers in the House of Lords.