Sentence examples for thought attached from inspiring English sources

The practices by public agencies in the past "show that there's been no thought attached to what it means to take care of public art," said Bill Lasarow, who helped found the Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles in 1989.

"I didn't have time to think," he has said, over and over again — only to pull the trigger, and pull it three more times again — as if the absence of thought attached to that act, the power of the gun, was an absolution.

For the next hundred minutes or more, we get the story straight, with no strings or second thoughts attached.

The Mummy is a movie you should watch for free (please don't see this in theaters don't encourage Universal by giving them your money), and with no thoughts attached.

His thoughts are attached to an account of civil strife at Corcyra, in the west, in 427.

A stylishly nonchalant ink sketch by Phiiliip, a songwriter and musician of expanding renown, gives a lot of space to writing, some of it crammed into a thought-balloon attached to its supine male figure: "I feel so elegant, so fancy free".

Who knows what qwerty has done to the language — even to modes of thought — by attaching meaning to certain constellations?

The thought of attaching myself to such a venture was slightly awesome, not being accustomed to editing action movies, but therein lay the fun".

I love stories, telling stories and listening to stories, but this also means that within seconds of having one negative thought, I can attached an entire line of thoughts that ensure a future disaster.

It can be difficult to distinguish the thoughts I attach to another, but that are really my own, and the thoughts and emotions that belong to the other person.

That gets me going; I've been listening to each one, and I'm in awe that millions of people--mainstream people, Oprah's people, who've never explored any spiritual idea outside the religion they were raised with -- are listening to Eckhart talk about being present in the moment, watching one's thoughts without attaching to them, and letting go of one's "pain body".