Sentence examples for thought moves from inspiring English sources

One thought moves to another and we go on and on moving further away from healthy existence.

But the thought moves on, and in the last line-and-a-half of the first stanza, Hopkins becomes cryptic: "Never know the part/ Where roses linger last".

A chugging Train of Thought moves the characters between mental departments, which include a dream factory, where sleeping adventures are "performed live each night," with sketches that don't always make sense.

This evolution means there is a moment, an inflection point, when our predominant mode of thought moves from the future to the past.

I thought, moving past.

Robert Dugdale, an assistant United States attorney, said he thought moving Mr. Nakoula into the general population was "unwise".

Brown seemed healthy, Brand thought, moving freely as he rocked and whirled in his distinctive delivery.

But a third audience member, Lewis, said he thought moving the channel online made sense.

Alice, Lucy thinks, moves like "a caged and frightened bird".

"But I think moving on will require greater honesty".

"He thinks moving into a toolshed is the best upgrade of his life".