Sentence examples for thought prior from inspiring English sources

A well-judged pause for thought prior to the final reckoning.

I thought, prior to her decision to go in, that she had been paralyzed by the worst-case scenario.

His accounts of dinner parties tended to run along the lines of "[Swinburne] said he thought Prior was a much greater poet than Horace and we fought".

The Australian captain Clarke, who had "selected" the England line-up in Brisbane and Adelaide, declined to do so here, but thought Prior was worth bringing back because of his experience and pedigree.

Aside from Velthuysen, the other primary Dutch conduits for Hobbesian thought prior to Spinoza were the De la Court brothers (Petry 1984; Kossman 2000).

Perhaps I've not really given it much thought prior to this.

Students could also be asked to write down their thoughts prior to conversing with a partner.

But if, say, the intuition in the brain-transplant case is correct and you go with your brain when it gets transplanted into another body, then either the human animal left behind was never capable of thinking (since the brain was thinking and there was only one thinker in the vicinity) or there were multiple thinkers thinking your thoughts prior to the transplant (your animal and your brain).

Both of them had histories of depression and suicidal thoughts prior to entering detention.

The study defines self-censorship as "the act of preventing oneself from speaking," and notes that social media allows users "the ability to type out and review their thoughts prior to sharing them".

I recognise that certain deities are relevant to differing aspects of my existence, such as the God Heimdall – often seen as an educated figure and an able communicator, to whom I often address my thoughts prior to public speaking, for example.