The phrase "thoughts where" is not correct or usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "where thoughts" in a sentence. Example: He leaned back and looked up at the stars in the night sky, where thoughts of his childhood filled his mind.
Drawing on Ryle's remark about hearing our own silent colloquies, Cassam (2011) sketches a proposal about how we know our "passing thoughts", where having the passing thought that p does not involve taking any particular attitude towards p. Cassam proposes that "I know that I am having the thought that P by being conscious of saying to myself that P in my internal monologue" (2011: 3).
Colleges are meant to be beacons of unbridled thoughts, where young adults become thoughtful men and women by discussing and debating conflicting opinions.
7. Thought Leadership – One of the best ways to demonstrate thought leadership is to actively share your thoughts where they count.
If they thought that through before starting, they might have had second thoughts". Where though, he asked, do you move an airport?
Yes, I worry about my ability to think long thoughts — where was I, anyway?
Jones was candid in his thoughts where he stood in the Heisman scheme.
The only defense is clear and critical thought, where "thought" must be, in part, defined by the ability to think from the other's perspective.
… Because Poland is a place of thought, where thought is valued, and Oxford is a place without thought".
It's a scary thought, where they were a year ago and where they are today".
There was a large school of thought where doctors would not even tell their patients they had cancer.
"I get this thought where there's someone out there whose real depression I'm doing a disservice to".
