El Greco paints this as a troubled stranger whose thoughts are his own.
Still, Agnon's young exile, whose thoughts "jumbled everything while forgetting nothing," gives voice to an idiosyncratic allegory of spiritual homelessness.
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.
"It's discriminatory against women," said Katie McSherry, whose thoughts were echoed by her sister, Claire, and their friend Alyssa Rossi.
At the close of the 60's, burned-out radicals weren't the only ones whose thoughts were turning inward.
Mr. Bush, whose thoughts about his decision appear on the opposite page, is turning out to be a skilled triangulator.
The man gazing at the Pollock is a mystery man whose face remains hidden and whose thoughts are not available to us.
Unlike, for example, the gritty, dread-inducing paintings of Anselm Kiefer, whose thoughts never seem far from Auschwitz, Struth's photographs evoke nothing bad.
There is a group of sorority girls, sitting in a cafeteria, whose thoughts all mirror one another's: "Starve yourself… knowing nothing, believing anything".
It did not take long for him to develop a reputation as a man whose thoughts far outpaced his actions, with ambitious proposals often going nowhere.
