Sentence examples for thought of information from inspiring English sources

He is perturbed by the thought of information seeping out of Bletchley; more important, he is the only source of anti-earnest behavior in the whole picture.

Having competitors exchanging information about their production costs is surely a thought-provoking piece of information worth thinking about.

It was as if Rove's mind were devoted to a permanent, hyperactive search for anything — any contact, any thought, any bit of information — that might serve the cause of political victory.

Freedom of expression, freedom of thought and freedom of information are the hot-button issues of today (think Charlie Hebdo, Edward Snowden, WikiLeaks), so Magnus Lindberg is right on the money with his latest work, Accused, given a hugely impressive world premiere by the always exciting London Philharmonic Orchestra last week.

One must be informed of the potential dangers of sleeping where giant snakes might kill you even though the thought of knowing this information brought me much anxiety.

The new technology is "stimulating, and we're giving a lot of thought to the amount of information we provide," said Thomas P. Campbell, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Some of the most common topics in the nursing focus groups centered around patient reactions to a diagnosis of CKD, patient thoughts on dialysis, availability of information to patients, patient compliance to treatment, information source for patients, patient thoughts on transplant, reasons for patient non-compliance to treatment, and thoughts on God.

The study contributes to both unconscious thought theory and information processing theory by exploring the interaction effect of the quantity and quality of information with thought mode in affecting the quality of purchasing decisions.

In his year on the Op-Ed page, not one memorable sentence, not one provocative thought, not one valuable piece of information appeared under his name.

Just what every time-pressed, food-loving traveller needs in a new city, Food For Thought Miami is a mine of information on south Florida restaurants, with hundreds of places anonymously reviewed by a blogger known only as Frodnesor.

A word about relative clauses: restrictive relative clauses (also known as defining, best thought of as giving essential information by narrowing it down) are not enclosed by commas, whereas non-restrictive relative clauses (non-defining, giving non-essential information) are.