Sentence examples for thoughts held by from inspiring English sources

Buddhists generally agree that the thoughts held by a person at the moment of death are of essential significance.

(I am large, I contain multitudes)." If these different strains of thought were held by discrete groups of single-minded people, we would have a Republican Party of five warring bands.

In this sense, society has become a realization of abstract thought, held together by an artificial and all-pervasive medium speaking for everyone and for no one.

Mercantilism, then the prevailing school of economic thought, held that the way to secure a nation's wealth was by implementing rigid protectionist polices.

But it's more likely than ever that such thoughts might some day be held by just another brain in a jar.

To illustrate Baryshnikov's thoughts at one moment, an actor approached him with a white oval, which he held by Baryshnakov's head while the thoughts were projected onto it, which was one of the night's best illusions.

The opening movement of Zemlinsky's First Symphony (1893) was long thought to have been lost, beyond a fragment held by the Library of Congress.

The other school of thought holds that Islam, by its very nature, is in permanent competition with other civilizations.

The fact that this even materialised as a thought was symptomatic of the disdain in which Liverpool was held by the establishment.

Held by the Library of Congress.

One school of thought holds that Amis deserves the abuse he gets, because his is a tale of promise and privilege corrupted by overweening ambition and greed.