Sentence examples for setting thoughts from inspiring English sources
Setting thoughts of his birthday celebration aside, he noted that March 30 is also the day his fifth great-grandchild, Mitchell's first grandchild, is due to be born.
When interiority has returned, novelists have often appeared more interested in setting thoughts out directly on the page than in attempting any "objective" description of the unobservables of human cognition.
Helen Keller considered deafness to be "a much worse misfortune" than blindness because "it means the loss of the most vital stimulus — the sound of the voice that brings language, sets thoughts astir and keeps us in the intellectual company of man".
Sure, fans cheered Lambert's assured performance of "Ghost Town," which sets thoughts of romantic desolation over a throbbing dance beat, and "The Original High," a coolly wistful synth-pop track about that "summer back in Hollywood".
By setting free thoughts that frequently remain repressed within the unconscious, Hughes participates in the healthy psychological process Jung calls individuation.
But in the past few years, Belfast has been setting aside thoughts of industrial failure and civic divisions and embracing the Titanic as a unifying symbol, as well as a commercial opportunity.
Some believe that Twain, once he'd mastered printing skills, could set type so quickly that he could compose his own copy while standing before a type case, setting his thoughts directly into type.
In an eight-month run of sleep-short nights, the sculptor Louise Bourgeois turned the draggy hours to productive use, setting down thoughts, visions and memories that rose from the floor of her consciousness.
If he were really brave, he might have set out thoughts on ending bureaucratic uncertainty over corruption, or on land reform.Instead Mr Gandhi offered a range of thoughts, some earnest, many well-meaning, some apparently irrelevant and some waffle.
Set aside thoughts of technical schemata.
He's a writer who sets his thoughts to music.
