Sentence examples for once a thought from inspiring English sources

Once a thought is complete, all the lights or neurons fall silent, waiting to be called into play in different combinations when new thoughts arise.

Over days, weeks, months, her stream-of-consciousness musings grow into poems like "Birthing a Boy": My child was once a thought and he had no name, locked in the stall of my making.

Wray, who was a founder and CEO at Tier 3, a company that was sold to CenturyLink in 2013, says Basho might have lost some of its luster along the way, but it was once a thought leader in the NoSQL space.

Once a thought gets enough of our attention, it begins to gather momentum.

I always seem to question myself; however, once a thought is in my head, a decision is quickly next in line.

A friend once insightfully pointed out to me that every product we hold in our hands was once just a thought in someone's mind, an inborn desire to imbue life and meaning into something that had yet to take form.

Jack White, lead singer and guitarist of The White Stripes, once posed a thought experiment.

What if the question "What would you do if you could do anything?" wasn't a question we asked once as a thought experiment but an everyday expectation for all of us?

And, once a ridiculous thought, it is now not at all inconceivable that Chennai could (one day) become to south India what Miami has been to Florida.

A nontheistic religion was once a philosophical thought experiment.

However, once a threatening thought has entered awareness it is subject to both habitual (automatic) and intentional (controlled) processing – for example, we may try to focus on the content of a negative thought or we may try to ignore it and redirect our attention elsewhere.