Sentence examples for sustaining thought from inspiring English sources

She repeatedly returned to a sustaining thought: "I have to live here and do what is good, and what will happen in the future is not in my control".

Why wouldn't he love everything about it and all it brings to his life – travel, glamour, money, mass adoration, endless free tennis rackets and barley water, not to mention the surely sustaining thought that he is doing something for a living that makes many of us sick with envy?

The crown's administrators also gave sustained thought to the abolition of internal customs and to the creation of what would have been the largest free-trade zone in Europe at the time.

And it would have been interesting to have more of Keizer's sustained thoughts on the ways in which Google and Facebook, by turning citizens into commodities to be auctioned off to advertisers and bombarded with targeted ads, are creating categories of citizenship in which some of us are more valuable than others.

For all her rambling meshugaas, there is hardly a sustained idea or persuasive thought.

The emphasis needs to be not simply on creative thinking but on sustained creative thought.

Nor in sustained musical thought did he find a satisfaction comparable with the smaller creations of his private dreamworld.

Of course, Tong hardly seems to have the capacity for sustained rational thought, let alone the ability to carry out such a radical stunt.

The digital revolution has heated up our social interaction to the point where it has severely damaged our ability for sustained analytical thought, making the aesthetic encounter fraught with jarring interruptions and the chatter of competing visual and aural stimuli.

This research has provided an emerging and empirically validated conceptual platform for envisioning and then enacting key constructs of what triggers, catalyzes, and sustains entrepreneurial thought, choice, and action.

In all cases, suicide intent by ingestion was the only reported route of intoxication used, sustaining the consensual thought that it is safe when properly used.