Sentence examples for thought from one from inspiring English sources

Voters who do not give Europe a thought from one month to the next do not realise how large it looms in the rightwing imagination.

Surprising advice, you might have thought, from one so travelled, but this comes from part of her training at San Francisco Art Institute, where "Personal reportage was a prominent element in the curriculum then.

And, reform can start from a local idea, method that works, or thought from one teacher and be shared through the state and national levels.

It could be argued that many of the advances in science and engineering take place because the ideas, methods, and the tools of thought from one discipline become re-applied in others.

Writing is communication, and form is only meaningful only artful insofar as it aids and inflects the travel of a thought from one mind to the next.

The cause is that they pass swiftly in thought from one point to another, e.g. from milk to white, from white to mist, and thence to moist, from which one remembers Autumn (the 'season of mists'), if this be the season he is trying to recollect.

"This process will take, I think, from one week to one month approximately.

We walked together for a block or two at one point, we were going from, I think, from one party to another, and he said, "I hear you've made a forty-five-hour film," and I said, "Yes, the problem's gonna be to cut it down," and he said, "No, don't cut it down, show all of it".

Steven Erlanger, the paper's London bureau chief, said many Americans were "surprised and even bewildered" by the EU referendum result, but there was "a lot of sympathy, too, I think, from one nation-state to another", particularly as Donald Trump heralded Brexit as a harbinger of his own victory.

I thought from that one moment on there was one team in it.

It was a spectacular view, but not so different, I thought, from the one that I'd seen a month earlier, with Pieter Hoff, in the Al Hajar Mountains.