Sentence examples for thought formed from inspiring English sources

Their bodies, Mi Sun Kim thought, formed a holy cross.

No sooner had the thought formed in my mind than a painting appeared on the table, without anybody's noticing; by then, the people who had been occupying the neighboring tables had got up and walked away, and the others had their backs to me, as did the waitresses at the café.

The Gospel is not some interpretations of modern thought formed to fit some ones opinions about the truth, without really believing the essence of it.

"We thought forming an alliance with Dai-Ichi was the best" to stay ahead of rivals, Hiroshi Hirano, president of Yasuda Fire, said.

Heimbach said he thought forming the White Student Union would have broader appeal after the YWC fallout.

The researchers have observed 35 asteroid pairs that they think formed in this way, with the offspring less than 60% of the mass of the parent.

This heading is concerned with the production of speech rather than the content of speech, which is addressed under thought form and thought content (see below).

Much of Grillparzer's most mature thought forms the basis of the third play, Libussa, in which he foresees human development beyond the rationalist stage of civilization.

Suppose the three thought forms I've mentioned focused problem-solving, relaxed mind-drifting and dreaming are three "colors" in one spectrum.

Before new sensual and thought forms arise, a certain "specific intellectual unrest must arise and a change of the moods of the thought collective" (1935b).

Replaying this thought form led us to re-enact this fear in nearly every instant.