Sentence examples for thoughts unfold from inspiring English sources

Watching him means watching thoughts unfold.

To let their thoughts unfold to the very end.

His thoughts unfold as a series of feints and weaves, as full of parentheses and afterthoughts as one of his own improvisations, delivered in a calloused, gravelly tone that echoes the low-end sound of his sax.

Inside that thought unfolds a vision of the time when she was 12, then one of a tantrum she threw, falling backward to the floor, as a toddler of 3, while the remembered young father standing there watching her senses his own infant self holding his breath in a stroller inside him -- until Newlyn joins him there, crawling into his heart.

Needless to say, pre-Columbian thought unfolds in ways that seem utterly alien to our current standards about form, content, and method for philosophical work.

Expect commentary that won't always make it into the weekly newspaper, as well as some semi-formed thoughts as events unfold.

Put aside your own needs, and wait patiently for the other person to unfold their thoughts at their own pace and in their own way.

I was wondering whether it would be at all possible for me to visit you at MIT [the Massachusetts Institute of Technology] in order to record a video conversation based on your thoughts about the unfolding environmental disaster now threatening our world.

NEW YORK, 5 January 2005 – Renowned stage and screen actor and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Danny Glover sat down with UNICEF this week to share some of his thoughts about the unfolding crisis caused by the recent earthquake and tsunami across Asia and Africa.

UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Danny Glover calls for action to aid tsunami victims NEW YORK, 5 January 2005 – Renowned stage and screen actor and UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador Danny Glover sat down with UNICEF this week to share some of his thoughts about the unfolding crisis caused by the recent earthquake and tsunami across Asia and Africa.

He also gives us his thoughts on how things might unfold in future (albeit with plenty of caveats).