Sentence examples for original thoughts of from inspiring English sources

And for those who aspire to one day contribute to the Lincoln library, remember what Lincoln once wrote: "Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all".

Marriage is held in the greatest [honor], as one of God's original thoughts of blessing for the human race".

One of his original thoughts on the matter was a reference to "deltas" (triangles) of deities Elohim-Spirit-Matter andeities Elohim-Spirit-Matter.

"He was known as being out there with some of the most original thoughts on how to put together fusion reactors," Dr. Fisch said.

Initially, I agreed with some of Scoble's original thoughts on the matter.

After sprucing up the place with these small but significant improvements, Mr. Lewis gave the couple a list price of $519,000 — up from his original thought of $499,000.

The Kogaku school attempted to revive the original thought of the Chinese sages Confucius and Mencius, which it felt had been distorted by the other Japanese Neo-Confucian schools.

The energy landscapes between the various phases of IrTi show that the structural behaviors of IrTi alloy are from cubic to tetragonal, then to orthorhombic and thus the original thought of cubic to monoclinic transition is modified.

Trained in rigorous academic traditions, Feigin was attracted by the raw power, energy, and original thought of groups like the Jack of Diamonds, also called Knave of Diamonds, Russian Bubnovy Valet (an avant-garde collective founded in Moscow in 1909), of which Feigin was the last surviving member).

Despite this failure, Neel's original thought of "thriftiness" remained dominant albeit with a modified meaning.

Soon at odds with Averroist and Thomist interpretations, he tried to establish Aristotle's original thought on a number of issues.