Sentence examples for thought visible from inspiring English sources

They make thought visible, but it's the thought of actors making choices rather than of characters living in the moment.

The nature of the skin says not: it's newborn-pale, erection-tender stuff, every thought visible – pure knowledge, mind in action – shining through the skull.

In a lovely poem about watching a bald female cleaner going about her work, she imagines "every thought visible – pure knowledge, / mind in action – shining through the skull".

In the tradition where the person to make the first ascent names his or her new route, Dawes called it the Indian Face for features he thought visible in the cliff in a certain light.

But for me the decade confirmed the durable power of those actors whose first allegiance has been to the theatre: Penelope Wilton; Lindsay Duncan, priceless in Pinter and Polly Stenham; Simon Russell Beale, who has the capacity to make thought visible; and Mark Rylance, who shone in everything from Shakespeare to Boeing, Boeing.

Mr Thomas told BBC Wales: "One of the things that came quite strongly out of the survey was the need for disabled people to be more visible, and I think visibility does change attitudes.

Mr. McCall may not have chosen to call himself a dancer, but it was clear that for him dance could be thought made visible and palpable.

After all, not so long before King, by historical standards, we thought the visible galaxy was all there was.

In 2012, 24% of citizens thought the city had visible leadership, and by 2014, this figure had risen to 69%.

Hunkered down on the top floor of the building, there was less need to evacuate, he thought, the roiling ocean visible beyond the window.

These Americans, usually just a background presence in their adopted cities, should make their support for him more visible, she thought.