Sentence examples for rise thought from inspiring English sources
Investors who had seen real estate prices rise thought that trend could not end.
That small rise, thought to reflect the relatively high fertility rates among some immigrant groups and an abundance of baby boomer families, is in contrast to a downward trend in recent decades that continued nationally in the census numbers reported last week.
In an international perspective the mean age in the younger age group of pregnant women (29.2 years), which was the group with most first time pregnant women, may appear high and rise thoughts of an age selection bias.
Another way to describe enlightenment is the rising above thought, and this rising above thought happens to carry with it the transcendence of suffering.
In fact, if anything, it's got worse in the past five years, thanks to the rise of Thought Catalog and that whole school of "something happened to me and now I must write about it without doing any other research or interviews" journalism.
That development has given rise to thoughts of his departure from the Met, although any public talk of succession is taboo.
The LACMA picture does give rise to thoughts about the city's expanding cultural pretensions, though, and I asked Ruscha whether this had been part of his intention.
The fundamental question of how the brain's physical processes give rise to thoughts, feelings and behavior, much less how to simulate them, remains a mystery.
"This isn't about illustrating either the look of a body or a particular emotion; it's to give rise to thoughts and feelings that wouldn't otherwise exist".
It won't hear a word of poetry... Whereas in Paris, one lives at twice the pace, one is in a hothouse, and suddenly the sap rises and thought flowers".
The reading gave rise to thoughts of volcanic activity, right in the area where Sodom and Gomorrah — the biblical cities described in Genesis as having been destroyed by God with fire and brimstone because of their residents' sins — were believed to have stood.
