Sentence examples for thought cut from inspiring English sources

He capitalized on Watergate, although some radio stations refused to play material from "Richard Nixon: A Fantasy," which they thought cut a little too close to the bone for some listeners.

Daniel Callahan expresses a common thought: Cut Medicare benefits so our children will have Medicare benefits.

This very sense of prepackaged thought cut into cocktail-party-sized finger-food bites may be the secret to its success.

The basic mashed potato takes about 30 minutes but little thought: cut a baking potato into eighths, boil it in water until tender, drain and mash it, adding butter and cream or potato water to arrive at the consistency you like, toss in seasonings ranging from tarragon to Sichuan peppercorns and virtually any vegetable, meat, fish, duck, cheese or chicken.

So, ultimately, there are two schools of thought, cut taxes or stimulate the economy another way.

Think "cut and dried".

They live, breathe, run, jump, sweat, eat, drink, think, cut, bleed, ache, wrench, strain, sprain, break, die.

Evatt (I think) cuts the ball back from the right.

The problem, I think, cuts deeper than that: the fact is Malamud isn't cool enough.

Final shorts thought: cut-offs.

"I've always thought cuts like this were for girls with body dysmorphic disorder," I said, looking in the mirror.