Sentence examples for print thought from inspiring English sources

That the original complete print, thought lost forever by Dreyer upon his death in 1968, was discovered in 1981 in a janitor's closet in a Norwegian mental institution, is just one aspect among many of the film's legend.

A 17th-century print thought to be based on an image by Samuel Hieronymus Grimm shows an encounter between a father, in loose farmer's clothes, and his son, who has adopted the urbane uniform of the British dandy.

Ever since the arrival of printing - thought to be the invention of the devil because it would put false opinions into people's minds - people have been arguing that new technology would have disastrous consequences for language.

The first line of the poisoner's speech in Hamlet does not seem much enhanced when printed thus: Thoughts Black, Hands Apt, Drugs Fit, And Time Agreeing, but many a poet has written as if this were an improvement.

By Nathan Heller August 12, 2016 A half century after its publication, Alfred Hitchcock's conversation with François Truffaut in "Hitchcock/Truffaut" remains one of the most enthralling studies of creative thought in print.

The first time that I ever read this thought in print was in John Harris's 1961 novel Covenant With Death, which showed with unbearable actuality what happened to a newly formed Sheffield regiment on the first day of the battle of the Somme.

Above all, they communicated their thoughts through print.

Finishing touches include printed captions and handwritten thought balloons holding phrases from overheard conversations.

They complain about the time it takes for a scientist to see his latest thoughts in print.

The thought of printing 400,000 Grand Theft Auto video games in the Santa Social Impact report is also giving me sleepless nights.

Almost two centuries after Clausewitz committed his thoughts to print, underdog forces such as the Afghan Taliban continue to make deadly use of the art of concealment against technologically superior armies.