Sentence examples for thought organized from inspiring English sources
My mother thought organized religion was one of the problems with the world; this extended to the Girl Scouts and the PTA (a somewhat convenient belief for a mother of four, since you can't ask someone to go against their beliefs).
As I read the story, I thought, "Organized religion is often like this, is it not?" I am often asked, for example, "Why do so many of our youth leave the church soon after graduating high school?" There are perhaps many reasons.
Many thought organizing a 100-city vigil in four days was unthinkable; many simply didn't believe we could do it.
"We think organized baseball is great.
"To think organized crime would cease to exist is nonsense," he said.
I think organized religion can be the vehicle for many a convoluted scheme.
I think organized sports are a way to learn a lot about things that will be helpful in business.
Insofar as our many concerns are, she thinks, organized around one type of thing (what she calls a "person-life"), we can derive from their close consideration the actual identity conditions of individuals like us.
What, exactly, did we think organized religion was "organizing"?
I've met people who think organized labor insists that businesses be shut down during a strike, that companies be deprived of their constitutional right to engage in commerce.
They have been able to, I think, organize the Republican caucus very effectively in opposition to a lot of the things that we tried to do over the last two years.
