The phrase "strings of thought" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a series of interconnected ideas or reflections that flow through someone's mind.
Example: "As she sat in silence, her strings of thought began to unravel, revealing her deepest fears and aspirations."
Alternatives: "train of thought" or "flow of ideas."
Most puns strike one as atrocious, perhaps because they represent the most primitive form of humour; two disparate strings of thought tied together by an acoustic knot.
This style delineates an important facet of Lispector's storytelling method: While working on the book she claimed to simply write down her ideas as they occurred, creating strings of thought and action that reflected a more natural way of speaking, without a necessary goal.
You don't want to be swamped in dozens of strings of thoughts (which is why you're doing this in the first place).
He was also functionally illiterate and so far as we can tell from Huang, incapable of stringing together a complex chain of thought.
In the two strides where things went wrong, I remember having a string of thoughts: How could this be happening?
The Auster and Coetzee correspondence is interesting and sometimes amusing, but not an endless string of thought-provoking discussions.
Below is a string of thoughts (reproduced with permission) from Raymond T. Pierrehumbert, a climatologst at the University of Chicago and contributor to Realcliamte.org, giving his assessment of the Nature paper and my coverage.
I wanted more physical, more sensual description, I suppose, as opposed to the string of clotting thoughts.
Even allowing that he was helped by Edmund's kamikaze tennis, as the British player tried to out-hit him off the ground in a string of ill-thought-out exchanges, Djokovic played a lot of good tennis, mixing power and subtlety to bamboozle his young opponent.
Sometimes what we take for a string of negative thoughts and bad luck is a period of serious depression that needs clinical attention, and now.
Publishing a string of unrelated thoughts might be fine once in a while, but stay away from making every post as unfocused as a daily diary entry.
