Sentence examples for thought spreading from inspiring English sources

The parasite is much more widely distributed than hitherto thought, spreading west, with a much higher prevalence than previously reported.

Turn the tables by making the person who started the rumor the butt of the joke - how hilarious is it that they actually thought spreading a dumb rumor about you would work?

The Brazilian, who had been absent since the opening day of the season, introduced guile and sharpness of thought, spreading play smartly and moving the ball with intent.

"That sense is, I think, spreading through Europe".

According to the BBC, GM Europe Chief Carl-Peter Forster thinks spreading job cuts across Europe "just delays a real solution".

He'll tell you how to think, spread xenophobic ideas, build oppressive walls, "tell it like it is," and use fear to gain power.

Once on top of the balls, the insects were often seen "wiping their faces," preening gestures the investigators think spread regurgitated liquid onto their legs and heads, behavior never seen at other times of day.

Craig thinks spreads will narrow further and is increasing the fund's exposure to Peru.

I thought that spreading the word without making litter would be as simple as walking around with a notebook and recording email addresses.

However, the overall effect of under-ascertainment is to lead to an under-estimation of the spatial and temporal spread, that is, an epidemic would be thought to spread less and more slowly than it actually does.

Debris was thought to spread over an area 15km wide.