Sentence examples for of other thoughts from inspiring English sources

The American ambassador added a couple of other thoughts.

Couple of other thoughts: the pendulum is slowly swinging toward more enlightened and ethical leadership.

The ellipses are Calvino's, by the way, and are suggestive in themselves: lacunae behind which you can almost feel the rushing in of other thoughts.

A couple of other thoughts on the at times bonkers newsroom storyline: the idea that Katrine would have been able to nip on to Laugesen's computer – helpfully in a glass office – with nobody noticing was ridiculous.

A couple of other thoughts on last Friday's performance in Toulouse from this less well-credentialled observer, having watched the first 50 minutes again on video since Monday's blog, are that Maurie Fa'asavalu was even better than I thought on the night, and that James Roby remains the biggest single reason for English optimism - ahead even of Leon Pryce.

There are things going on in the brain of a lover which would not be there but for love, but to discover that they are concerned with love requires an analysis from the top down, in terms of other thoughts and emotions.

Negative symptoms are deficits of normal emotional responses or of other thought processes, and are less responsive to medication.

Speaking like this in long strings eliminates the possibility of other thought, kind of like when a kid closes his or her eyes to avoid something they are afraid of, as if their not seeing makes the thing not exist.

Or are all those conclusions coming from your assumptions of others' thoughts (what you thought they were thinking when they hurt you) and because you compared yourself to others?

Movements are the first signs of others' thoughts, so we've evolved to be good (and quick) at reading them.

At least since Descartes, most philosophers have believed that our knowledge of our own mental states differs markedly from our knowledge of the external world (where this includes our knowledge of others' thoughts).