Sentence examples for thoughts arising from inspiring English sources

Her thoughts arising from all of this formed the basis of her first paragraph.

Such is one of the thoughts arising from "Stories We Tell," a film by Sarah Polley.

Mental taste arises in response to ideas that arise in response to impressions (e.g., viewing a photograph occasions thoughts about the place pictured, leading to thoughts about experiences one had or might have there, and the thoughts arising in this imaginative process are pleasurable or painful).

An aspect of healthy mental functioning is the positive connotation of thoughts arising spontaneously or occasioned by external stimuli, as is demonstrated by the reversal of this positive bias in depression [1] and the protective effect of optimism for mental and physical health [2].

Sitting meditation is expanded to include awareness of thoughts arising and passing away, followed by a discussion of the role of mindfulness in responding to stress in everyday life.

Those we thought yesterday are gone and new thoughts arise only to disappear into the next moment.

How could thoughts arise within this hunk of flesh?

When thoughts arise, one is meant to observe these thoughts without judgment and return gently to the breath.

When worrying thoughts arise at other times, the trick is to save them for later and let them go.

Say "payola," and thoughts arise of under-the-table deals and grabby producers with worn casting couches.

Once a thought is complete, all the lights or neurons fall silent, waiting to be called into play in different combinations when new thoughts arise.