Sentence examples for particular thoughts from inspiring English sources

Not then for any particular thoughts, but for the right to think at all.

In this sense, different people may have their own particular thoughts that snow is white.

"Language surely affects thought," he writes, but he argues that there is little evidence for the claims that language can force people to have particular thoughts or make it impossible for them to think in certain ways.

This technique, called optogenetics, is driving a revolution in neuroscience, Ramirez says, because it gives researchers highly selective control over neural activity, enabling them in effect to stimulate or suppress particular thoughts and memories.

Do you have today any particular thoughts that you might share with me and with us as to what provisions of the Senate bill that you feel are most worth preserving as we go forward?

Of course, it does play a significant part — there are particular settings and emotions that would be impossible to re-create had I not experienced them, and particular thoughts and questions that are personal to me which might inspire me to begin something.

They were not delicious chocolate chips but sad little dried cranberries, littered with no particular thought or care.

It's a particular thought that gets to him: Quinn and her wife — two women — moving into Gracie Mansion together.

Whatever type of ring the Yankees' principal owner, George Steinbrenner, settles on, Torre wants a particular thought inscribed, with a root word: Persevere.

They were a distinct set, each described in such detail, the history of Nathan's character in particular thought through by the author.

He said he had no particular thought on his mind; what he did have was a bodily feeling, a hunger in his gut to get started with his new life.