Significats de distinct thought en anglès

Creativity is a catch-all term for a variety of distinct thought processes.

The first distinct thought was of Beverley-thatsome deadly danger threatened him.

And, as I awoke, the distinct thought entered my mind:

This one idea pervaded her-tooglorious, too happy for utterance, almost for distinct thought.

But her dreaming had a certain definiteness, a distinct thought sustained its diffused content.

She had no distinct thought either of a new relation between herself and the Elder.

Creativity, as he writes, is "a catch-all term for a variety of distinct thought processes".

At first her only distinct thought was that the hapless Wesley had been lured to his death.

If there was any one distinct thought in her at that moment, it was the thought of her husband.

In such an airy, sportive vein he wrote, with the firm purpose and the distinct thought visible under the sparkle.

For a moment BC has the distinct thought that his mouth would be hanging open if it weren't taped closed.

The only distinct thought formed, vanishing, and re-forming in his brain, was: eight hundred people and seven boats; eight hundred people and seven boats.

The same principle may in some cases be advantageously carried yet further, by indirectly suggesting some entirely distinct thought in addition to the one expressed.

There she lay until morning before she could give any distinct thought to what she had done, and what course she was now to pursue.

I had the distinct thought, "What is to come, will come," and I drew a deep breath that seemed to come from my toes.

For several days I was so ill that I could form no distinct thoughts.