Sentence examples for to thoughts from inspiring English sources
noun
Form created in the mind, rather than the forms perceived through the five senses; an instance of thinking.
This framework accommodates all of the qualitative data relating to thoughts and thought pathways.
Both were once given to thoughts of suicide.
How much time is lost to thoughts of efficiency?
It's fall, and an American's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of betting on the N.F.L.
Dehaene begins by describing the remarkably complicated neural circuitry devoted to getting from marks to thoughts.
IN THE spring an Asian leader's fancy turns to thoughts of firing missiles.
That leads me to thoughts about death, which are pointless and help no one.
He gave voice to thoughts that I have, but I can't express.
That led to thoughts about how to make an artificial cornea from silk.
Somehow, he said, the music led him to thoughts about the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692.
To misquote Tennyson, "In the spring, a golfer's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of fairways".
