Mr. May told them he isn't ready; his thoughts are not on a new office but on the old building, with Mr. Ramos inside.
The news she brings in her daily digest includes evidence of big trouble and ideas for outer preparation, but her recent books are about readying our thoughts and feelings for a transition from familiar supplies, jobs and social roles.
Our experience of the outside world is never bare, Kant argued, but comes, as it were, ready clothed in thought; yet thought about an objective world is itself necessarily limited by the range of possible experience.
You need to be able to focus, so you need some time to get ready, collect your thoughts, and prepare your mind.
Suicidal Thoughts Ready to Die · 1994.
How do we make these thoughts ready to follow our living today?
In other ways, too, Yeats has found his ideal biographer, a sparkling controversialist with exactly the right degree of patience with the visionary thought, ready to suspend belief where the poet's claimed credulity becomes excessive.
The underside of each bunk lay just centimetres from the face of the man below, a ready canvas for his thoughts.
If, at the same time, you've done some background research on Hamlet's character, you will now be ready to communicate his thoughts to an audience.
Humans, it seems, are born ready to share their thoughts with others.
