The trains of thought stirred up by the film's contemplation of what is here and what is there — and where you are — are endless and stimulating.
But, he wondered, what if it weren't?" That train of thought stirred Muller's first interest in aging and longevity.
His thoughts were stirred by a booklet… Talk story about the progress of the program to save the peregrine falcon, an endangered species.
His thoughts were stirred by a booklet entitled "A Passing in Cincinnati", sent to him by a friend in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
When Craig Raine published in May this year a wistful, clever poem about an ageing man's hopeless erotic thoughts, it stirred rage, hatred and fantasies of violence, of vengeful genital mutilation across the social media.
This thought has stirred of late in moving back and forth between two very different worlds.
Recent immanental readings of Zhu Xi's thought have stirred comparisons with Spinoza and even Husserl (Choi 1999; Yeo 2013).
Thus he front-loads (and back-loads) his book's sections with his essential thoughts, and stirs almost anything — mostly his plot summaries — into the lumpen middle.
These sensations come to a head, to nought, and the fox squirrel, innocent of thought, stirs over his strange white domain, impels his tiny realm from now to what now foretells.
The flight also stirred thoughts of the past for Mr. Bier.
Memories of sitting in the offices of The Cornishman – a magazine edited by his stepfather – stirred thoughts of journalism.
