Sentence examples for a cheering thought from inspiring English sources

This is a cheering thought.

This time we could be on the receiving end of any consequences – not a cheering thought.

It was because this show suggests a cheering thought, which may seem like an odd remark to make about a muddle about nothing, except that, as Emily Dickinson put it, sometimes saying nothing "says the most".

But also a cheering thought for older runners – with age comes wisdom, or at least speed: runners in the age group 40-49 hane averageage finish time of 3hr 43min 14secomparedred to 3hr 44min 47sec in the 20-29 agroupoup.

It is a cheering thought – and one that should remind us what kind of a mirror we are holding up to ourselves in the technologies of the 21st Century.

HERE'S a cheering thought for the middle-aged who stare wistfully out to sea: at 27.5, the average age of the world's top ten surfers (as determined by the ASP) is only a few years younger than the average age for the top ten golfers on the PGA tour (31).

Now that fog is descending and temperatures are falling, could it be time for cheering thoughts of a sunny getaway once the madness of Christmas is over?

Among other things, the section also discusses a row about well-compensated bankers, offers some cheering thoughts on the prospects for British exports and dissects the government's reforms in the perennially controversial area of school league tables.

A cheering book, nonetheless.

Frey was very emotional, but she's probably going to have to do a lot more than that to win support from a crowd that cheered the thought of her leaving the competition.

So weak is this recovery that at one point people were cheering the thought that iPhone 5 sales might significantly add to GDP.