Sentence examples for thought documents from inspiring English sources

– on the hacked documents: Biz says they are thought documents more than anything else, gives people an idea of the scope and level of what they are thinking of, nothing more.

An official of one of the groups said he thought documents that later showed up in the news media were on two laptops stolen from the group last June.

The problem is that in order to win they'll have to produce at least 39 howlers, and the thought of documenting them all is just too much to bear.

But all the same, it's a big move for a company that has prided itself in years past on being an agnostic and reliable place for your photos, thoughts and documents, no matter what else happens, despite Evernote's own past security issues.

They are the employees most likely to add their thoughts to documents from their tablets after hours, or to throw a digital file into a folder in the cloud to share with a colleague or work on later.

"They do seem to be drifting toward a system where they do the budget in pieces as the year drags on, rather than as a carefully thought-through document," said Diana Fortuna, the president of the Citizens Budget Commission.

Were there any points where you wanted to stop or had second thoughts about documenting the project?

I'm Taiba, AKA The Urban Analyst on my blog, a place where I like to write out my forever-wandering thoughts and document my take on fashion.

"Just think of the money I'm costing them!" he liked to say, delighted at the thought of the documents and reports concerning his activities piling up in Washington.

One of her most influential books, "American Scripture: Making the Declaration of Independence," published in 1997, was inspired by a visit to the National Archives in Washington, where in looking at the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, she was struck by the thought that the documents, encased under bulletproof glass, seemed "pretty dead," she recalled.

About ten years ago, Adeney started writing out his thoughts in Word documents.