Sentence examples for popular thoughts from inspiring English sources

Her game is conjuring pleasant pop from popular thoughts about ancient cultures.

These arguments, says Arnauld, are "only comparisons with men, which … cannot prove anything with regard to God; or popular thoughts not worthy … of a philosopher" (OA, 39 188).

"Maybe if I picked a more intriguing title, more people would click on it?" "Should I write more 'listacles' instead of personal stories, since the former seem to be more popular?" Thoughts like these multiplied in my head like fungus.

A consensus about facts prevailed in the Watergate era of journalism and popular thought,….

In addition, the forecast said that "contrary to popular thought, television viewing is not being cannibalized by growing Internet use".

As we approach Year 7 of the worldwide "war on terror," Western popular thought has responded to these questions succinctly.

For that reason, a popular thought around the league is that Hill already knows that Duncan is going to Florida.

Contrary to popular thought, frozen fish is "comparable to, if not better than, fresh fish," because it is frozen on ships within hours of being caught, Mr. Seaver said.

Another popular thought in the off-season was that the Rams were fat after winning the Super Bowl and would lose their toughness.

But silly as these images are, they may also unearth a genuine suspicion of a discipline that, despite its enormous influence on popular thought, remains fundamentally misunderstood.

A consensus about facts prevailed in the Watergate era of journalism and popular thought, along with a kind of commonsense faith that the accumulation of facts would yield something like the truth.