The distinct senses accordingly make different contributions to the thoughts expressed by the two sentences.
But Mr Howard, always with an ear to the thoughts of suburban voters, has been selective in his opposition.
The reader is never given access to the thoughts of the girls at the center of the story.
The more you listened to the thoughts of the thirteen Republican Presidential candidates Tuesday night, the more confounding they seemed.
Besides, how do you attend to the thoughts and concerns of the dying when medicine has made it almost impossible to be sure who the dying even are?
Yet its leaders seem more petrified than ever of what might happen if its people were given unfettered access to the thoughts of an American president.
For the first time in history, people everywhere have access to the thoughts, products, and writing of a large — and growing — percentage of the earth's population.
Its protagonist, "the kid", is not really a protagonist, and we have no access to the thoughts or feelings of any of the characters.
Wan was criticised in 1966-67 when the cultural revolution broke out, for paying more attention to the economy than to the thoughts of Chairman Mao.
For the first time in history, people everywhere have access to the thoughts, products, and writing of a large and growing percentage of the earth's population.
"In 2013, I didn't think I would ever want to see politics again," he wrote – perhaps giving voice to the thoughts of many in this "unusually long" campaign.
