Sentence examples for the one thought from inspiring English sources

On the one hand the one thought would be well, sure he's just put down this fellow who has arrogantly seized the Delphic Oracle, but now who is there, who is sitting in Thessaly, this great big new army.

"The one thought that kept recurring was: what I should do with my life if I was lucky enough to be picked up?" he wrote later.

Although these types of events are exceedingly rare to say nothing of epoch-defining collisions like the one thought to have wiped out the dinosaurs NASA wants to make sure we're ready should astronomers ever discover a killer asteroid on a collision course with Earth.

The one thought on the minds of authors who revive another author's characters: Don't mess this up.

The canonical target of rapamycin, and the one thought to account for its effects on lifespan, is the mammalian/mechanistic target of rapamycin, complex 1 (mTORC1).

Given its insistence on generality, it faces the demandingness and the "one thought too many" objections as well, at least in any version that keeps criterion of rightness and decision procedure in communication with each other.

And they say that repeating this process at different times should separate the one-thought wonders from the genuinely creative thinkers who are influential over long periods of time.

You comment that Jesus wasn't the only one thought to be the Messiah in the New Testament period.

Dorfman explained over Instagram how the semicolon ― the symbol of the mental health care nonprofit Project Semicolon ― represents the end of one thought and the beginning of another.

The manager no one thought would go down taking on the one no one thought could stay up.

Think Boston, the logic went, and one thought of the American Repertory Theater, the respected classics company on the campus of Harvard University.