Sentence examples for thought of others from inspiring English sources

Nobody wants to be compelled to do anything themselves, but there is some comfort in the thought of others being.

His personality being purely negative, he transmits supremely well the thought of others, but is not himself, and never will be, a comic artist.

It's also possible, of course, that Niantic didn't like the thought of others interfering with its work or piggybacking off its game, which some estimate has made millions of dollars per day.

The only thing we can know about morals is that we get pleasure from the thought of some things and pain from the thought of others.

Some, such as his New Wisdom, aimed at a synthesis; others, like his commentary to Suhrawardi, are primarily an essay in the interpretation of the thought of others; yet others, e.g., the monographs mentioned in the preceding section, address specific issues to whose resolution Ibn Kammuna feels he can contribute.

I was horrified at the thought of others discussing what happened, speculating at what went wrong.

The thought of other foods made her ill.

Her search shouldn't encounter obstacles, especially when it's inspired by the work, by the thought, of other women.

Cheney may no longer have a pulse, but his blood quickens at the thought of other countries he could have attacked.

After years of shame and fear, Mr. Daniels said, the thought of other boys suffering the same fate finally made him speak out against his former coach.

She was trying to fatten up with spaghetti — the thought of other food disgusted her, which is often a sign of deteriorating health.