Sentence examples for thought replacing from inspiring English sources

Many thought replacing the Nazi dictator's name with a Gujarat native best known for his commitment to nonviolence, Mohandas K. Gandhi, would be appropriate.

Another defence expert, who prefers not to be named, says a third of senior military commanders at one lecture told him they thought replacing Trident was a waste of money.

A new survey by the Pew Research Center for People and the Press Wednesday had the two tied at 47 percent, but showed that 7 of 10 voters thought replacing Mr. Bush with Mr. Kerry during a time of terrorist threats was a risk.

Throughout his academic career, most of which he spent as professor of political theory at the University of Essex, Laclau developed a vocabulary beyond classical Marxist thought, replacing the traditional analysis of class struggle with a concept of "radical democracy" that stretched beyond the narrow confines of the ballot box (or the trade union).

Around the same time he joined a popular local group called Caustic Thought, replacing Jed Simon on guitar and playing alongside bassist Byron Stroud, both of whom would later become members of Townsend's flagship band, Strapping Young Lad.

Mangold has started 82 consecutive games and is so good at playing the position, both physically and technically, that Sanchez thinks replacing him would be a team effort.

Think replacing Megan Fox in the new "Transformers" film is tough?

"I don't think replacing the current generation [of politicians] with a new one will necessarily fix things," report co-author Chris Abrams said.

While I am sure Cathie Black is highly intelligent and extremely competent, I think replacing one non-educator with another sends a very powerful message to teachers: Educators cannot be trusted to run their own business.

For all their bonding, Shields seems ill-equipped to write a life of Jane Austen; she gives us instead a garrulous essay in which empathy replaces thought, speculation replaces substance and repetition tries to replace research.

Aware of the constant complaints, the central government had thought of replacing the hot food with prepackaged meals.