Sentence examples for pick a thought from inspiring English sources

Pick a thought that is calming or something that requires quite a bit of thinking, but is not stressful.

In Missing Out he looks at Larkin as well as King Lear and Othello, picking a thought-provoking path through "This Be the Verse" (better known by its first line, "They fuck you up, your mum and dad") and drawing too on the work of celebrated critics.

It came from a move built on speed – the determination of Alexis Sánchez to instigate a move, quick thought to pick a brilliant pass, the enterprise of Héctor Bellerín to zip in a cross and the sharpness of Walcott to nip ahead of his marker to turn in the ball at Lee Grant's near post.

Nate's self-destructive moodiness and ­reverse-engineered justifications are especially well drawn; his shallow pick-a-fight thoughts may even be painfully familiar.

One is the lack of greener grass: those graduating into a recession have fewer choices when picking a job, and therefore fewer thoughts about what might have been.

If he had picked an Afghan hound, without a thought in its head, the movie would have molted and shed its strangeness all over the rug.

To pick up this thought we compared allele frequencies of genomic (gDNAs) and complementary DNAs (cDNAs) from a total of 43 human individuals.

Think of the heart as a radio transmitter and its rhythm pattern the frequency signal: Others pick up thoughts and feelings that you're broadcasting.

You pick your thoughts, you know.

Mr. Zwick, 48, who also took part in the interview, picked up the thought: "A complex view of the inner life.

So when you do a session, always pick really warm thoughts that help you zone out.