Sentence examples for spoken thought from inspiring English sources

Rather than addressing our own actions, attitudes and behaviors, we deflect in order to shirk the responsibility that comes with admitting we've spoken, thought or acted wrongly at some point – making it all but certain we won't ever really get to the really important conversations we should be having.

What would be spoken, thought or recalled often?

His last spoken thought was to remember that he owed a patient a medical report.

The Declaration originated as a spoken thought, expressed on June 7 , 1776 by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia, a delegate to the Second Continental Congress, who moved that "these united colonies are, and of right ought to be, free and independent states".

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 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.

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

"No one in the Pentagon I've spoken with thought this would work," he said.

As if I'd spoken my thoughts out loud, a young girl pops underneath the piano.