Sentence examples for thoughts suggested from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thoughts suggested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to ideas or opinions that have been proposed or implied by someone. Example: "After reviewing the report, I found several thoughts suggested by the team that could improve our strategy."
"Perhaps they had second thoughts," suggested the event's organizer, Derik Strelsky, a former rodeo performer.
"Jews feel guilty about baby seals, and we feel guilty about impure thoughts," suggested John Zmirak, one of the authors.
Such thoughts suggested pupils' desire to be economically in charge unlike conventional assumptions that poor communities have 'dependency syndrome.'.
As this conception of communication as "connecting thoughts" suggests, the Mohists see language as enabling speakers to express their yi (thought, intention, point) (A92), a view shared by other early Chinese theories of language, including those of the Xunzi and The Annals of Lu Buwei.
Even in solitude his thoughts suggest a sensual plural.
The kind of holidays people usually take are not really - so these thoughts suggest - exercises in leisure, but in rest.
"Eye Level," with worldly landmarks and private discoveries, mapped routes and circuitous thoughts, suggests a kind of Fodor's or Lonely Planet guide to inner life.
Perhaps most troublingly, proclaiming that we're unable to enjoy our own thoughts suggests that our mental weather is always supposed to be pleasant.
There was no pause between those thoughts, suggesting that immigrants and refugees who come to America might as well — might more usefully, from his perspective — be wearing uniforms.
The other school of thoughts suggests that there can be abrupt changes in the growth path especially in small enterprises.
What-ifs will hound us, those negative thoughts suggesting we didn't do enough to save our beloved.
