Sentence examples similar to thought breeding from inspiring English sources
French breeding of the Mérens is divided between two schools of thought.
Even in his late 80s, he could be prevailed upon, at a gala or memorial service, to speak one of the great soliloquies and when he did it was always a revelation, words pouring out of him in perfectly articulate torrents, thoughts vertiginously breeding thoughts, the brain astonishing itself at its own inventions.
The thought of them breeding and creating little Apple fans, a whole family of hard core hipster Apple lovers, is just not a good thing.
These words, which Trump meticulously plants into the thoughts of our nation, are breeding hate and encouraging fear.
Today, the patch of recreated habitat that I'm standing in isn't merely authentic enough to be accepted by breeding reed warblers and buntings; it rekindles thoughts of another time and place, over half a century ago.
To silence her gives breeding ground to those who share her thoughts - who will feel angrier and more evangelical the longer she is prevented from airing her views in public.
One school of thought holds that horses were domesticated in a few sites through breeding for selected traits, with the horses then being distributed to other regions.
A German-speaking neuroscientist on my left thought that the "dictatorship of choice", the result of globalisation, is breeding a new kind of anxiety, breaking down communities and internal security.
Red-Tailed Hawk: Breeding.
"The Muslims are breeding.
Reading interfered with breeding.
