Sentence examples for thought offered from inspiring English sources

Classical thought offered insight into the heart of things.

Perhaps that thought offered some comfort to the little group as they drove through the chilly darkness toward Lhasa, for they knew that the most dangerous part of the journey lay ahead.

Barnes & Noble, I thought, offered better browsing possibilities, and maybe that was why its stores seemed to be supplanting libraries as gathering places where books were read and conversations begun.

A nationwide survey of 879 households with incomes of over $50,000 found that just over half of them were willing to "trade up" and spend more on a personal computer that they thought offered better overall quality, design or cachet.

And though the turmoil and negative publicity may deter some graduates from applying to the sector, it seems there is still a strong appetite from graduates to work in the City — according to the 2009 Times Top 100 Graduate Employers survey, which asked over 16,000 university leavers this summer which employers they thought offered the best opportunities for graduates.

The modernists looked to intuition, human experience and inner yearnings as the basis for religious belief, rather than to the argumentative proofs that neo-scholasticism, the reigning school of Roman Catholic thought, offered for the existence of God and the authority of Scripture and the church.

Scholars of Islamic thought offer some insight here.

"Condoleezza Rice, I think?" offered Richard Adelman, 65. "Gee whiz, I can't think of it.

"I think," offered Mr Clarke, in his mellifluous rumble, "I'll have a gin-and-tonic".Why break the habit of a lifetime?

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