Sentence examples for thought was hand from inspiring English sources

After a seemingly endless trudge through the "thousand and one sweet layers" of Middle Eastern cooking, I reached what Krondl calls the "smoking gun" — that kasutera or "castela cake" was introduced into Japan by the Portuguese in the 16th century — and my first thought was, "Hand it to me, quick".

Because like most writers, I'm rabidly competitive – and true competitors can't stand the thought of being handed an unfair advantage.

"Once upon a time when one saw an old couple walking along holding hands the thought was of Darby and Joan.

Thought was the enemy.

My thought was, 'Yes.

The thought was crushing.

Thought to have been made about 1275, it is hand drawn on a sheepskin and depicts the entire Mediterranean Sea.

Ockham and John Buridan's accounts of thought are on the one hand very similar, but on the other hand there are fundamental differences between them.

The central thought is this: On the one hand, the skeptic is often conceived as grounding her doubts on the fallibility of our ordinary belief-forming processes, such as perception and memory.

"The thought is that a dog in the hands of the wrong person can be dangerous," Ms. Rout said.

This school of thought is unrealistic, but it should not be dismissed out of hand.