Thought in sentence

15627 examples of Thought in a sentence

Paul's oncologist tailored his chemo so he could continue working as a neurosurgeon, which initially we thought was totally impossible.

Yeah, I thought, of course it is.

I've thought a lot about what I'm going to say to her when she's older.

Or if it is, maybe it's a fight for something different than we thought.

Though once thought to be fundamental particles on their own, in 1968 physicists found that protons and neutrons are actually made of quarks, which are indivisible.

"Parting thought: when there's bigger and better errors, we'll have them."

And I thought about it and realized, and I said to my mom, "Just now, Mom." (Laughter) So from that night onwards, much akin to humanity in its adolescence, I learned the crude tools of survival.

I thought celiac was a vegetable, and vegan, of course, was Mr. Spock's lost comrade in "Star Trek." (Laughter) You married the first girl that you dated, and you were a techie if you could fix the carburetor in your car.

I really thought that gay was a sophisticated English word for happy.

Most importantly, you were who you were and you said what you thought.

We had not bargained for the village-like enclosure of thought, of judgment, of definition that flowed from the same place that freedom and revolution was taking place in.

In this new world, slowly, reality became virtual and virtual became real, and I started to feel that I could not be who I wanted to be or say what I actually thought, and humanity at this time completely identified with me.

I thought if I put on philosophical tweets out there people will think I'm with it, but some of the responses I got from those tweets were extremely confusing acronyms which I didn't understand.

Just articulating that thought process includes the necessity of a contingency plan.

One thought, one idea, one innovation can alter an approach, change a process and even save lives.

And to be honest, this was what I thought for a long time.

It was only a few years ago that I discovered that everything I thought I knew about poverty was wrong.

And so the more I thought about these things, the more my seizures became, and I spent days with my legs locked, my speech became blurred and on days on end, this is how I'd be.

And so we've had a lot of moments, great moments, including the time we had on our pajamas, we were working on our computer and Michelle Obama emailed us and invited us to the White House, and we thought it was spam.

It is an opportunity that we don't take for granted, and so we thought long and hard about how we would use it.

So what we thought is if we could rally a million of their mothers ... 82 percent of Black women are over a healthy weight right now.

These communities have been left behind, because they've been thought too hard to reach and too difficult to serve.

(Both sing) I know I did not raise a wrist I know I did not capture it It came, it came, it went, it went It conquered quick I was there and then I quit I know I did not raise a wrist I know I did not capture it It came, it came, it went, it went It conquered quick I was there and then I quit (Music) Tucker Halpern: You guys are way more fun than I thought you'd be.

And when we're done with that project, people will ask us again how we thought of that idea, and we'll be stumped, because from our perspective, it doesn't feel like we thought of it at all, it just feels like we found it.

So, to wrap it up, what I suggest is, use your imagination, don't be afraid to come up with the wildest thought in the world.

I thought I was "us."

If you had this sort of brain chip, you'd be able to upload and download to the internet at the speed of thought.

But that thought is actually an expression of a sort of seductive line of argument that's in the air.

So, this line of thought goes, we might as well admit that objective truth is an illusion, or it doesn't matter, because either we'll never know what it is, or it doesn't exist in the first place.

At the end of Orwell's "1984," the thought policeman O'Brien is torturing the protagonist Winston Smith into believing two plus two equals five.

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