Sentence examples similar to speaking thoughts from inspiring English sources

A brooding sense of isolation hangs over these spoken thoughts.

Marggraff even foresees textbooks in which students could make notes in the margins and have a permanent digital record of their written and spoken thoughts beside the text.

Mr. Foglia, who directed "Master Class," has lent little crispness or clarity to a play in which the speakers move confusingly between conversation and spoken thoughts.

-The Skin That We Speak: Thoughts on Language and Culture in the Classroom by Lisa Delpit.

The patient seems to listen to, or attend to his "spoken" thoughts (or to thoughts expressed in writing or other visual form) in order to grasp what he is thinking.

One can imagine David, in a stage version of his story, approaching the audience and speaking these thoughts aloud.

But Mr Ibrahim is only the best known of a recent wave of Arab dissidents punished for speaking their thoughts.

Yet in recent years it's been Finnigan who has got in more trouble for speaking her thoughts.

She was speaking the thoughts in my head (albeit with a British accent), so I asked her for advice on which resort might offer the best experience.

Mr. B.'s sense of reliving the past was analogous to his practice of quoting other men's sayings or speaking their thoughts in his own words.

However, they do not for that reason constitute counterexamples to the position just mentioned, because they are not themselves strictly speaking concepts, thoughts, or cognitions.