Sentence examples for thought make it from inspiring English sources

Apes could not fashion a stone tool, follow out a train of metaphysical reasoning, solve a mathematical problem, reflect on God, or admire a proposition of natural science, though they could, he thought, make it known that they were impressed by "the beauty of the coloured skin and fur of their partners in marriage" (Ibid. 126).

I thought, 'Make it very clear that I do not want to be here.' I said several times, 'No, I will not touch you.'".

The triumvir of the Italian transavantgardia (with Clemente and Cucchi) whose prestige fell first and farthest, in the mid-eighties, has soldiered on with the neo-expressionist charades that made his name and then, on second thought, made it mud.

Was conscription, and the mass raising of armies, possible because a new system of thought made it thinkable, or was it seized on by the bloody-minded rulers and then hastily rationalized by their pet philosophers?

The protectionism that accompanies narrow thought makes it more difficult to adapt, with often fatal consequences.

Moreover, the creative licence he takes in recounting his characters' actions and inner thoughts make it hard to tell where Mr Potter's reporting ends and his imagination takes over.

It's a shame to see your tangled, convoluted thoughts make it to print instead of staying in the pages of your notebook.

When the going gets tough, our thoughts make it tougher by catastrophizing--magnifying and otherwise exaggerating the urgency of a situation while at the same time underestimating our ability to cope.

Remember, our lives are what our thoughts make it.

You only get ONE chance at life and you are going to allow other people's thoughts make it less enjoyable?

In recounting her adventures, she provides a steady narrative of her thoughts, making it plain just how easy it is for someone with her experience to let doubts, fears and gathering impatience undermine her focus.