Sentence examples for thought has made from inspiring English sources

Growing evidence that the economy is slowing more than analysts had thought has made Wall Street uneasy, sidelining many would-be buyers.

Much of the music the Roots play on "Late Night" is over in less than a minute, hardly time to build the sort of narratives Black Thought has made his stock in trade.

Will starts before the thought itself and extends far beyond it, long after the thought has made an appearance and taken its bow.

Those thoughts had made him one of America's most promising young mathematicians.

… reaching a crescendo with: Thy rope of sands, / Which petty thoughts have made … / Away; take heed; / I will abroad.

The study found that about one in eight teenagers had persistent suicidal thoughts at some point, and that about a third of those who had suicidal thoughts had made an attempt, usually within a year of having the idea.

Today, in soft-spoken, terse answers, the teenager, who is now 16, said typical teenage conflicts with her parents, coupled with depression and suicidal thoughts, had made her want to escape from home.

With never a negative thought, he has made every Jets player better.

Henry Rosenstein, a high schooler from Dublin, Ohio, told the Guardian: "I always kind of thought Kasich has made the most sense out of the Republican candidates..

— As long as the price is right, holiday shoppers typically rush for the checkout without a thought for who has made their gifts.

I reject the thought that Tierney has made a Faustian pact with some elements of the industrial complex leading to this article.