Sentence examples for whose thought from inspiring English sources

Man must, that is, believe there is a God whose thought directs the universe.

In Russia, the doctrinal writers whose thought was most influential and often most profound were also those whose prose was most brilliant.

"We know what he wants to do," said guard Brandon Moore, whose thought was completed across the locker room by tight end Dustin Keller, who said, "We know who we are now".

Delattre's dream has been to recover something of the lost works of Epicurus (341-270 B.C)., the Greek philosopher whose thought has been the focus of his life's study, and whose writings are known only through secondary sources.

Rational beings are those, like us, whose thought and conduct are guided by reason; who deliberate about what to believe and what to do; and who affect each other's beliefs and actions through argument and persuasion.

When I was learning Danish, I tried to read him in the original, but he is one of those rare stylists whose thought and diction are so unpredictable and rife with paradox that you can never guess a word that you don't know from its context.

To Mr. Katz, Mr. Green was a purely Pop creation, a kind of cartoon person whose thought-bubble changed at whim.

El Greco paints this as a troubled stranger whose thoughts are his own.

The New Yorker, March 31 , 1928P. 24 The mental girl whose thoughts deter, View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Perhaps this is pure projection on the part of the observer, whose thoughts have already drifted into the week ahead.

Thanks Emily, and thanks to all readers and interviewees whose thoughts now form part of my own travel wisdom.