Sentence examples for thought result in from inspiring English sources

After two years away from each other, advancing age might well, I thought, result in polite "No thank-you"s all round, unless the new series could be set entirely in deckchairs.

They wanted to reduce the market power of pharmaceutical companies and big health insurers, which they thought resulted in exorbitant prices.

The movie's blend of apparent spontaneity and concentrated thought results in an astonishing, flaying immediacy of experience, even as it provides the reflexive wonder of a magician winking at his own tricks.

Furthermore our results demonstrate that trogocytosis is much more widespread than previously thought resulting in the transfer of host (mouse) MHC Class I and CD45 antigens to donor (human) cells.

I leave the pits in the cherries, which I think results in better flavor.

The run of friendly fixtures leading up to the World Cup qualifiers were probably seen as neither here nor there because I don't think results in Gary's first few fixtures were that great either.

The current roster of bizarre Republican candidates proves the point -- the party establishment fears Obama's intellectual and emotional strength and his capacity to think, resulting in their own fractured state of disarray.

We initially used a short interval (2 minutes) between fluorescein administration and specimen resection, which we think resulted in poor image quality, especially for benign nodules; this was probably due to the hypovascularization of such lesions.

"I thought the result in these cases was foreordained in Abu Ghraib," said Barry Friedman, a professor at New York University Law School.

A Mr. A. H. Hyslop had an idea he thought would result in the extinction of Brood 14.

Such leaps, Galton thought, would result in the appearance of strikingly novel organisms, or "sports of nature," that would shift the entire bell curve of ability.