Sentence examples for thought expressed from inspiring English sources

By now, we know the great promise of digital technology that if only everything can be said, and every thought expressed, people will "connect" with one another on a deeper, more empathetic level than ever before to be false.

There also appeared something reconciliatory in the choice of venue by India's ruling Hindu nationalist party, which is not known for its affection for Muslim-built cities and monuments -- the party rose to power after destroying, in 1992, a 16th-century mosque it thought expressed a Mogul invader's contempt for Hindus.

However, this problem can be avoided if the phrase 'with this very thought' in (W) is replaced with 'forthwith', where the latter just denotes the first-order thought expressed by the complement clause of (W).

Zaehner thought that theistic experience was an advance over the monistic, since the latter, he thought, expressed a self-centered interest of the mystic to be included in the ultimate.

In Bergson's memorable words which he thought expressed an absurdity—'movement is composed of immobilities' (1911, 308): getting from X to Y is a matter of occupying exactly one place in between at each instant (in the right order of course).

Gaining language skills was a common pathways thought expressed by the refugees.

I don't think expressing regret is enough.

I don't think expressing what nature intended you to be is anything but powerful.

I think expressing everything you are, visually or musically or in any field, prevents you from becoming crazy.

He enjoyed, I think, expressing a part of himself that he wasn't, so far as I know, able to express otherwise.

Wales' Gerald Davies (watching after pulling out of the game injured): "That try, I think, expresses rugby at its best.