Sentence examples for original thought that from inspiring English sources

Given the staggering lack of original thought that has been permitted to infiltrate Anonymous, it's fitting that many of those protesting tonight in San Francisco would prefer to pay The Man for the use of his merchandise —  the equivalent of protesting McDonalds by hurling cups of Starbucks coffee — rather than spend ten minutes coming up with their own symbol.

That was an original thought, that was a real thing.

I wasn't good enough" – the revelation that during England's awful first half that he did not know what to do, his apparent self-sacrifice in order to hand the squad over to someone with more knowledge and the hardly original thought that he wants to spend more time with his family will cut little ice with experienced Kev-watchers.

Belief in the causal connection between meat and the masculine virtues persisted even after the decline of the Galenic medical tradition: Mahatma Gandhi, before reconverting to his original vegetarianism, briefly thought "that meat eating was good, that it would make me strong and daring, and that, if the whole country took to meat eating, the English could be overcome".

"The sellers went with the original buyer because they thought that was the right thing to do," Ms. Britzman said.

I guess it's going to be even more popular than the original, but I think that's everyone's hope.

I prefer the original artefact, because I think, that: that was that moment in time.

EVERY so often a novel comes along that is quite original; think of Yann Martel's enchanting "Life of Pi", for instance.

"You think that's original?!" "You haven't done enough research!" "You can't write yourself out of a paper bag!" Hays is interested in the ways in which writing is at once a private and public performance, and the questions above should sound familiar to most people who write for public consumption.

Others try all the time to be original, but I don't think that's what art is about".

[UPDATE: After the publication of The Huffington Post's original story, Rolling Stone published an omission error in regards to the quote about abortion after rape. Above is the slightly adjusted quote. The original: "Um. Well, I think that's really sad, but everything happens for a reason. I guess I haven't been in that position, so I wouldn't be able to judge that".].