Sentence examples for thought constructs from inspiring English sources

In dreams it touches the body, in thought constructs a miracle, in imagination anguishes till born in human.

To preserve these thought constructs, most religions have texts, sacred or traditional, to outline and encompass their messages and ideas.

Sure, I really think that polls are a bad idea, not because things shouldn't be attached to tweets, but because I think constructing polls is hard for users to do, thus resulting in a lot of shitty polls.

The combination of well thought out constructs and stunning styles has also worked for Simplehuman, a trashcan company that released its the aforementioned garbage pail, boasting a sensor device that's recessed so to prevent false triggers.

For a while, I thought about constructing a third theme entry — since both of these are 11 letters and any length entry would complete the theme.

The success of The 2010 film The Social Network was in part due to the fact that the squabble over who first thought of, constructed or funded Facebook easily lent itself to a big-screen adaptation.

In his review of Roy Blount Jr.'s "Alphabet Juice" (Nov. 16), Jack Shafer asks, "Who before Blount thought to construct a complete conversation using only English vowels?" The answer is James Joyce.

It had been 25 years since anyone had thought about constructing a new one in the U.S.

Think Equal constructs and delivers an international curriculum, and acts as a global resource for educating the hearts of the world's children, and not merely their heads.

Seinfeld added that comedians "are expected to be the most agile in terms of how we think and construct our thoughts and what comes out of our mouth.

One previous consensus exercise did generate a list of eight constructs thought to influence HIV-related behaviours, with the resulting framework specifying links between the constructs and behaviour (Fishbein et al., 2001).