Sentence examples for a thought of how from inspiring English sources

He stressed that what we would be seeing was "just a sketch, just a thought" of how it might be more fully reconceived.

Let me leave you with a final thought of how this country solved another seemingly intractable problem starting about 100 years ago.

The performances were so absorbing, full of character and effortlessly played that all thoughts of how a survey of these scores fits into the unfocused festival's overall theme seemed irrelevant.

If after all that we're so merry, spare a thought for how fans of poor old Rochdale must feel.

There are many things wrong or encumbering or even foolish about the European Union, but when we watch "Les Misérables," we should save a thought for how much of Hugo's vision has now been achieved.

In truth, I'm a big fan of superstitious thought, of how people across cultures try to exert control over a seemingly indifferent/random/chaotic universe by doing absurd things.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Deans said, she is pleased and a little unnerved at the thought of how history repeats itself.

Looking at each classic in turn makes me suck my teeth like a feministing plumber at the thought of how much could go wrong.

But some critics say that too many of the industry's new complexes are intended to make a big splash without much thought of how they will function and fit into the local surroundings.

The fund companies, panicked at the thought of how an educated consumer would wreck their profit margins, have so far beaten back the proposal.

— Even while proposing, the thought of how it wd read go thro' him.