Sentence examples for thought makers from inspiring English sources

"I thought makers were a group of do-it-yourself people of scanty means," she jokes.

'Mainstream' policy and practice are isolated from an important source of new and different thought, policy makers having little or no awareness of a growing movement that questions much of what they take (or have been advised to take) for granted.

Two schools of thought influenced policy makers in London.

Perhaps, and this is just a thought, British TV makers shouldn't have commissioned a second series of Broadchurch or The Fall.

A few years ago, the company helped make a hit out of "What the Bleep Do We Know!?" by easing the New Age semi-documentary into heartland hotbeds of alternative thought after its makers got the film started with showings in Sedona, Ariz., and elsewhere.

Here's a scary thought for decision makers inside large organizations grappling with digital transformation.

A recent informal assessment of the RMNCH continuum of care by key thought and policy makers identified both positive and negative results.

Perish the thought the film-makers shoehorned in some gratuitous lechery there, but it wouldn't have worked if it had been, say, Burt Reynolds.

It has been a week of furious deal-making in Cannes, so spare a thought for film-maker Bruce Webb and his movie The Be All and End All, about a sick scouse teenager who desperately wants to have sex before he dies.

On the one hand are value investors who shudder at the thought of loss-makers being valued in the billions.

Decision makers' thoughts about OH's municipal development was more similar to doctrines than the view of OH personnel.