Sentence examples for through the thoughts from inspiring English sources

It is how O'Neill takes the reader through the thoughts of his damaged hero that startles.

He races through the thoughts as they strike him, compelled to externalise, to confess.

Unlike the famously sentimental O. Henry, Buck writes sparely, tugging at her readers' heartstrings solely through the thoughts and actions of her plain-spoken characters.

Netherland, too, is a work that, above all, captures the tidal sway of grief through the thoughts of a man who is just about managing to stay afloat.

From the transactions that we make, through the thoughts that we share, to the online wish lists that we create on sites such as Amazon - colliding in a perfect storm of consumer data.

And then the real inspiration came through the thoughts of standing on the Olympic podium and receiving my medal.

Dulled by sleep deprivation and multi-tasking, your mind should use valuable "fight or flight" reaction time to instead puzzle through the following thought: That... is... a... turkey.

The Sound and the Fury unfolds the story of a sensationally dysfunctional southern family through the thought-streams of three of its members.

History gained prestige through the thought of the philosopher Confucius (551 479 bce), who was traditionally though probably wrongly credited with writing the Chunqiu ("Spring and Autumn [Annals]") and the Shujing ("Classic of History").

"All the physical anguish I've been through, the thought of not being able to get up and play with my son, that really keeps my mind going every day," Andrews said.

"Just as you can't become a marathon runner by watching marathons on TV," Professor Mazur said, "likewise for science, you have to go through the thought processes of doing science and not just watch your instructor do it".