Sentence examples for today's thought from inspiring English sources

Triggering is the word that's used by today's thought police who are intent on protecting a series of rather fragile sensibilities, at the expense of free expression.

"There were phone calls all day and evening, they'd rush to each other's offices and talk excitedly about whatever today's thought was". Her husband, she said, is looking forward to the lecture series and the inevitable interaction with the audience.

Today's thought leadership centers around several themes.

Similar to the prevailing belief about the housing bubble before it burst, much of today's thought regarding natural gas supplies has come from people with a vested interest in selling the dream of a 'Shale Gale' that will eliminate foreign energy imports, boost employment and increase GDP.

He works with today's thought leaders and companies to build bestsellers and influential brands.

In addition to hosting events, IVY has also recently launched its IVY Media platform, which features free, actionable advice from today's thought leaders in the form of TV, podcast and magazine content.

"If only one could be the body through which today's thoughts and feelings flow," he wrote in 1892.

"It is important for all students to see that Latin is not a dead or outdated language; you can still express today's thoughts in Latin," he said.

Taking Sparclear's advice from last week's thought stream about suicidal onions, I use a dibber to fashion a hole rather than push the bulbs into the soil.

How do you compete with that?" And so, this week's thought: if France's political situation seems an echo of America's recent, unlamented past, is it possible that politicians such as Berlusconi are the future?

Voters in the 1970's thought that protecting the environment was so important they approved the bipartisan consensus in Congress that created the most important laws protecting the nation's air and water and the US EPA.