Sentence examples for recently a thought from inspiring English sources

Bring shoot-outs to Premiership Watching Crystal Palace and Norwich desperately trying to prise three points in the dying moments of an excellent 3-3 drecentlyntly, a thought occurred.

As I watched Apple announce their smart watch recently, a thought crossed my mind: once we made watches with minerals mined from the Earth and treated them like precious heirlooms; now we use even rarer minerals and we'll want to update them yearly.

THE IMF's recently published a thought-provoking analysis on changes in the apparent relationship between inflation and unemployment.

As the Guardian's editor-in-chief, Katharine Viner, wrote recently in a thought-provoking essay on the future of journalism in this age of technological disruption, "the truth is a struggle.

By turning conservative personalities into zombies, and thus making it not only acceptable but also acceptably exciting to shoot them, "the game scripts its violence into morally excusable self-defense," as Peter Freeman wrote recently in a thought-provoking essay on games in Crisis, the Roman Catholic journal.

Mark has been beating the drum of responsible eating as well as anyone in the three years since he delivered this TED talk, most recently with a thought-provoking Opinionator blog that raises many of the same issues, but with a brand new target that I find curious and a bit counter-productive.

In fact I was recently put through a thought experiment called The Chinese Room devised by philosopher John Searle, which challenges the idea that a machine could ever think.

Recently retained as a Thought Leader with the Integrated Marketing Association.

At this point, I've spent more time without my mother than I did with her, a thought which recently surprised me.

But I wonder who will spare a thought for the recently unemployed waterboarding experts?

Guardian Students ran a useful article recently, entitled "Thought of studying at college instead of university?" which looked at the vocational offerings from colleges and apprenticeships.