Sentence examples for thought presents from inspiring English sources

The thought presents itself that perhaps all politicians should be dubbed by actors — to emphasize the slippage between speaker and speech, to enact an estrangement of the performance we know is being staged.

The thought presents itself that perhaps all politicians should be dubbed by actors to emphasize the slippage between speaker and speech, to enact an estrangement of the performance we know is being staged.

One of Fox's on-air warriors is John Gibson, whose new book, "The War on Christmas: How the Liberal Plot to Ban the Sacred Christian Holiday Is Worse Than You Thought," presents itself as the definitive word.

Its style is the same as that of the first: Twain pursues whatever chain of thought presents itself, and he continues to pursue it until he gets bored.

Every year, though, it gets a little harder to muster the necessary outrage, and now and then a heretical thought presents itself: What if the glory days of public television — the days of "Monty Python," "Upstairs Downstairs," "The French Chef" — are past recapturing?

Although Henry Sidgwick was not himself a proponent of a moral argument for God's existence, some have argued that his thought presents the materials for such an argument (see Walls and Baggett 2011).

The album, Staples thought, presented an opportunity to do something radically different.

In my reverie, a thought presented itself: "What if I get naked?" I mulled it over.

"Something I thought presented itself very clearly is that you are not alone in feeling bad when you are not going to visit your dad.

Volcker: Well, you know, look ahead and the answer, I think, presents itself.

I'm trying to present my songs stylistically in the way that I think presents them best for my style of guitar playing.