Sentence examples for thoughts up from inspiring English sources

But immediately he qualifies, unwilling to parcel his thoughts up too neatly: "Even as I say that – half-Welsh, half-Chinese – partly it's coming to terms with halfness, and almost trying to push back on that very conceptualisation, which suggests you have to be this or that".

We have to back our thoughts up with actions to protect people from violence.

We often spend time worrying about the future (DOWN) instead of putting a positive spin on those future thoughts (UP).

It's given me some new thoughts up here," she said, pointing to her head.

We can see why and how purists of an ethnic or sectarian stamp seek to send the written record of dangerous thoughts up in smoke.

You put all this together; these are the sorts of thoughts that Socrates assembles, and I've got the initial thoughts up there on the board.

It then moves from a general background of infinity (before early modern thought) up through Kant.

I thought-up, designed, wrote, and maintain the What is Chandra doing?

Ferdie Pacheco, Ali's doctor, has a different story: "Ali's fight in Tokyo was basically a Bob Arum thought-up scam that was going to be 'ha-ha, ho-ho.

"He already had his hip-hop style, which was evidently self-thought-up before he got to the art school," he recalled.

But none of this means that Hunt's bizarre, thought-up-in-the-bath ideas should be allowed anywhere near patients.