Sentence examples for some kind of thought from inspiring English sources

"Gift certificates are a bit nicer; it looks like you put at least some kind of thought into it".

Did they think I was a cop, some kind of thought police swooping down on this tiny village, some 230km north-west of Athens, near the Gorgopotamos river where – so the villagers all informed me – Hercules died.

"If we want to prevent more victims in the future, we need to involve ourselves in some kind of thought about what human beings are like, and is this indeed inevitable and necessary, this kind of slaughter?" Kenneth T. Jackson, editor of the Encyclopedia of New York City and president of the New-York hestoricaleanedety, said he leaned more in the direction of memorial as therapy.

I suspect, if we go through a normal cycle, that we may see some kind of thought realignment.

"If you look the wrong way at them or something like that, people are going to think you're having some kind of lascivious thought.

The rest of Germany only exists in some kind of peripheral thoughts or possibly on some maps or... in Bavaria.

He considers arguments originating from Descartes and others that some kind of higher-order thought is required for experience to be morally significant.

Cruz is a little more spit-shined and polished than Trump his policies at least follow some kind of logical train of thought.

Like so many people this week, I find myself almost driven to ague at how the feminazis are slowly hollowing out everything natural and red-blooded about the father-daughter relationship, and making it some kind of politically incorrect thought-crime for a dad to say what everyone's thinking about his little girl.

The deflationist thinks that this line of thought embodies some kind of category mistake in the way it handles the idea of a component.

They seem to be a form of thought, or some kind of illusion of reality.