Sentence examples for the simple thought from inspiring English sources

But the former secretary of state will soon need to start exciting people with more than the simple thought of her candidacy.

But if I rage sometimes then I am the one whose rage is shedding my leaves, and the simple thought comes sadly to me that raging isn't really what is needed.

Sculptor Richard Deacon, who has spent the last couple of years selecting this show, starts his introductory essay with the simple thought that all drawing is, in some sense, abstract.

To explicate the first, by way of illustration, Suárez appeals to the simple thought that there are privileged unities in our world.

Epistemological idealism is sometimes motivated by the simple thought that whatever we know, we must know from our own perspective, but is sometimes motivated by further arguments.

I have a basement full of boxes for gear ready to go back and the simple thought of having another gadget enter my home is exhausting.

"Basically," says Wood, "the simplest thought behind it is: if you have art tours and history tours why can't you have serious political tours?

As someone who needs, like, 1,000 words to express the simplest thought, I really appreciate his laconicism.

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Feeling horrible and wanting relief, I was searching my mind for all the self-help guru suggestions while repeating a few positive affirmations meant to "redirect my energies" (you know the drill) when suddenly the simplest thought squeezed between the chem.

And in that simple thought lays the answer.