Sentence examples for this kind of thought from inspiring English sources

I think this kind of thought and uncertainty is good.

But it's not a city, it's a town (whisper it; this kind of thought is treasonous in these parts).

Lingering threads of this kind of thought are evident in Beijing's interactions with Japan, its only conceivable rival in the region.

This kind of thought (about Housman, about what it is that inspires and destroys poets) is not casually expressed, and it will be useful to have all of Eliot's blurbs and to know for sure that they are his.

Malevich, in his need to repel the idea of an "object", asked indignantly, "Is a milk bottle, then, the symbol of milk?" I am not quite sure why he was so enraged by this kind of thought.

I remember once, I was reading Gertrude Stein's 'Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas' to him, reading it out loud in the studio, and Bob turned and said, 'One day they'll be writing about us like that.' This kind of thought had never entered my mind".

As the first in what could be a Roth revival, "The Human Stain" has the burden of demonstrating that there is an audience for this kind of thought-provoking work -- and that's far from certain.

"I can get rid of this kind of thoughts only by praying to God.

This kind of thoughts may have been in the minds of our participants, when they brought into discussion pollution as an environmental factor resulting into more infections, more prescriptions, and more resistance.

We're watching someone rationalize a domestic violence relationship and this is the kind of thought process that actually goes on in real life.

Maybe this really is the kind of thought that would flit through a desperate wife's mind, but what's it doing in Isaacs's novel?