Sentence examples for thought stand from inspiring English sources

We just thought: Stand her up, she'll walk; stand her up, she'll walk.

Further, the disparate streams of Japanese Pure Land thought stand as distinctive understandings, often employing their own characteristic terminology, of an already highly evolved Buddhist tradition, and a grasp of them often requires a recognition of the tensions between received tradition and reinterpretation that they manifest.

In the later sections, Melissa Lane on early responses to scientific positivism, Peter Dews on post-modernism and Bhikhu Parekh on non-western political thought, stand out.

He and Ellie, he thought, stood out together.

One thought stood out: "There are some dreams from which it is better not to wake".

"I don't think he's my biggest competition," McMorris said of White, mentioning several others he thought stood a better chance.

As to who might be behind such an attack, the Kremlin's "chief spin doctor", TV anchorman Dmitry Kiselev, made clear who he thought stood to benefit most.

One thought stands out most impressively.

I could not think to think, stand to stand, or feel to feel.

He said the F.B.I. report laid out "barely a circumstantial case" that "would not, I think, stand up in court".

Give us the names of a few other wireless companies that you think stand to be winners.