Sentence examples for Sudden thoughts from inspiring English sources

A voice recorder app for your smartphone is one way to quickly capture sudden thoughts on a device you are likely to have with you when inspiration strikes.

Neatly written, droll, rarely revealing, the book had one passage that stood out a mile: Parton giving a commencement address to students at the University of Tennessee and being struck by sudden thoughts of the children she'd never had.

Intrusion was measured by: "How intrusive have you experienced the sudden thoughts about your prostate cancer, positive as well as negative?" with the response categories: "Irrelevant, I have not had any sudden thoughts about prostate cancer", "Not at all intrusive", "A little bit intrusive", "Moderately intrusive", "Very intrusive".

Some people find it helpful to write their worries or sudden thoughts down on a notebook next to the bed so they aren't stressed about having to remember something the next morning.

A sudden thought [graphic] / G.M. Woodward delt.

Winkler's struck by a sudden thought.

My goodness and there's a sudden thought.

She had a sudden thought of Neal, back on dry land.

She takes a sip of something cold and clear and seems to have a sudden thought.

A sudden thought struck Kino: that Kamita was somehow connected with the old willow tree in front of his house.

A sudden thought hit me: maybe the whole thing was a hoax that the girl had cooked up.