Sentence examples for thought from from inspiring English sources

It can be agonizing to separate rational thought from emotion.

On Sunday, he encapsulated this thought from his mother: "Listen to people in their 80s.

He received a master's degree in the history of political thought from Cambridge.

That dash of market analysis on Twitter wasn't an impromptu thought from an investor.

Roosevelt's speeches and writings can sustain a wide range of political thought, from right to left.

I'm going to have to buy some more shoes to put the thought from my mind.

These were Bellow's ideas -- but then, Bellow may have borrowed an occasional thought from Kazin, too.

Friends appearing tonight include Black Thought From the Roots, C-Rayz Walz, Ricanstruction and Warclub.

Beyond that, the warping is meant to liberate Western thought from Cartesian objectivity.

12.10am GMT While we're waiting for play to resume, here's an unusual thought from Simon Eckford.

To borrow another thought from Shakespeare: "All's well that ends well".