Sentence examples for thought of a certain from inspiring English sources

Henry David Thoreau, our great idealist, was also devoted to Saadi Shirazi, writing of him in 1852, "A single thought of a certain elevation makes all men of one religion; I know, for instance, that Saadi entertained once identically the same thought that I do, and therefore I can find no essential difference between Saadi and myself.

(Chinen) Clarence Penn: 'Dali in Cobble Hill' (Monday) On his third album, "Dali in Cobble Hill," released last fall on Criss Cross, the in-demand drummer Clarence Penn presents a batch of compositions inspired by the idea of what Salvador Dalí might have thought of a certain Brooklyn neighborhood.

(Chinen) Clarence Penn Quartet (Wednesday) On his third album, "Dali in Cobble Hill," released last fall on Criss Cross, the in-demand drummer Clarence Penn presents a batch of compositions inspired by the idea of what Salvador Dalí might have thought of a certain Brooklyn neighborhood.

When I heard that Bärbel Bohley had died, I thought of a certain photograph.

The fatal flaw that supposedly distinguished these born nonentities was their lack, it was thought, of a certain crucial vitality.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 28, 2010 When I heard that Bärbel Bohley had died, I thought of a certain photograph.

An obsession is a habit of thought (a certain way of thinking) that you can decrease with punishment, i.e., the pain of the band snapping against your wrist.

There's a school of thought among a certain segment of fans that anything short of making the NBA finals counts as a failure.

McWhorter also puts his finger on a core problem: "A difference in thought must be of a certain magnitude before it qualifies realistically as a distinct 'worldview.' " Even if it were true that the participle in English made us a mite more likely to think "actively," differences in ideology and belief overwhelm and obliterate those lexical tints.

In order for a single VAL system to be an effective communication tool for multiple very different volcanoes, the terms used in the revised version of the VAL system required very careful thought, and a certain degree of flexibility.

Thus, fear might be a combination of a certain thought (the thought that there is an abyss ahead), a certain desire (a desire not to fall), and certain sensations (those peculiar to anxiety).