Sentence examples for thought toward from inspiring English sources
"I thought toward the latter part of last year and this year, he's become a complete player," Brown said of Marbury recently.
Accordingly, Hook could suggest that just as the pragmatists like Dewey had moved beyond the Hegelian tradition toward a naturalistic account of mind and of human self-consciousness, so Marxism had moved beyond the idealistic framework of Hegelian thought toward a materialistic and potentially scientific account of historical change as the process of dialectic.
"I thought toward the end of the game, guys were starting to make their shifts shorter.
Having failed the genetic test, Iraq must now submit to be unfree under American supervision, while Americans climb the long trail (so much steeper than we thought) toward making them free like us.
Haeckel's biophilosophy (Die Welträtsel, Berlin 1899; Die Lebenswunder, Stuttgart 1904; Die Kristallseelen, Jena 1917) developed under the label "Monism" into a pseudo-religious system of thought, whereas Mayr's corresponding works—exemplified in his splendid monographs The Growth of Biological Thought, Toward a New Philosophy of Biology and his last opus What Makes Biology Unique?
Example of promises Jeremiah 29:11 For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, saith the LORD, thoughts of peace, and not of evil, to give you an expected end.
Lord, I think toward the darkness, you are bullshit.
"It is important to die in holy places," Almásy thinks, toward the end of the novel.
I'm not saying we're above being made fun of and stuff like that, but it's really hateful, I think, toward black people, plain and simple".
The spindly palm trees surrounding Union Station, reaching aspirationally, I liked to think, toward the heavens, for where else could they go having reached this Western terminus?
As for what I think, toward the end of my book-length account of the crisis, "How Markets Fail," I included this passage: Paulson and Bernanke were guilty: their crimes were inconsistency and self-deception.
