Sentence examples for thought disappeared from inspiring English sources

And it's on my head, and people are ooohing and ahhhhing and talking about hatpins and hat boxes and other things I thought disappeared along with Eisenhower.

She's a proper got-the-T-shirt radical-lesbian women's-rights activist, the likes of which one might have thought disappeared at around the time fashionistas started lap dancing for the fun of it.

At the beginning stages it's all sunshine and rainbows but then four years later your problems that you thought disappeared have inevitably resurfaced.

But the thought disappeared as fast as it had arrived.

Once scholars debated whether the distinctive labor conditions of wet rice explained the better condition of women in Southeast Asia (Goldschmidt and Kunkel 1971; Moore 1973; Winzeler 1974) but that thought disappeared once gender became culturally constructed.

The late great Jiddu Krishnamurti pointed out that time is actually the result of thought, or in a way, is thought: in those blessed moments when we drop the mind and enter the "flow" of our experience, or the "zone," all thought disappears and we wake up to the glory of the present moment, unblemished by memory or anticipation.

Banning birth control pills, for example, is a position that most voters think disappeared a generation ago.

Think disappearing ice in the US and Canadian Arctic to mega-droughts and wildfires raging along the Canadian and American west to the super-storms that batter the US and the Mexican coastlines.

"We are talking about an epidemic which we thought had disappeared in 1833 when [William ] Wilberforceabolished slavery," Mr. Steen added.

He is the only uncapped member of Strachan's squad for the final qualifier against the Croats at Hampden on Tuesday night but is desperate to get the opportunity which he thought had disappeared.

We thought Triplanes disappeared after World War One.