Sentence examples for thought strings from inspiring English sources

Maybe I thought strings were too big a mountain to climb after seeing Paul play.

As the story revolves around an unreliable narrator, it is concerned with both memories and thoughts, stringing the reader along a a fragmented structure that is open to intepretation.

Most puns strike one as atrocious, perhaps because they represent the most primitive form of humour; two disparate strings of thought tied together by an acoustic knot.

This style delineates an important facet of Lispector's storytelling method: While working on the book she claimed to simply write down her ideas as they occurred, creating strings of thought and action that reflected a more natural way of speaking, without a necessary goal.

Mr. Mirapaul, whose Hoboken townhouse occasionally doubles as the group's rehearsal hall, first thought of forming a string quartet in the mid-1990's, when life as an orchestral player started to lose its allure, and being one violinist among many felt creatively stultifying.

You don't want to be swamped in dozens of strings of thoughts (which is why you're doing this in the first place).

Can you imagine trying to channel your energy and dispelling all excess thought when you're strung out about your job, your relationship, or what someone said today at school?

If there's an inability to string thoughts together, that's good to know.

WASHINGTON — President Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney have been unusually talkative in recent weeks, sharing candid thoughts in a string of exit interviews.

If I'm not so swift upstairs, I can accept that getting things done is as valid as stringing thoughts together.

During an appearance on HuffPost Live Tuesday, the 27-year-old "Fruitvale Station" star shared his thoughts on the string of incidents where black men have been killed by police.