Sentence examples for thought began from inspiring English sources
A small pleasant thought began to take shape inside him.
A thought began to form: doing some real pond-skating on the Lake.
Shortly thereafter, Berengar, who always exhibited great independence of thought, began to teach ideas contrary to prevailing beliefs.
As the days that followed brought scenes of Armageddon, the thought began to dawn that I would not change anything about my life.
From that thought began a 15-year experiment in Zaragoza that has revolutionised how many in Spain – from locals to public officials – think about water management.
Embryonic scientific thought began to appear in only a limited number of centres of civilization: in the classical Mediterranean world, in China, in the medieval Arab world, and in the modern Western world.
In this emphasis on the fundamental individuality of the human being, Rosenzweig sees himself as following in a line of post-Hegelian thought begun by Kierkegaard and Schopenhauer, and epitomized in the life and thought of Nietzsche.
The full thought begins: Originality is nothing but judicious imitation.
Myth, in this view, is that which is taken for granted when thought begins.
The very thought begins to renew confidence, and some people start spending again — in turn, generating visible signs of recovery.
The casual viewer may not even realize the extent to which the show's creators are active forces in this exhibition, tracing arcs of thought begun by Leonardo.
