Sentence examples similar to banish from thought from inspiring English sources

Let us banish from our minds the thought that there are perhaps more dignified approaches for a 53-year-old woman than singing "Girls, they just wanna have some fun" in a song named after a series of porn videos in which women are encouraged to strip off in exchange for free baseball caps, and which has furthermore been dogged by a series of allegations of the sexual exploitation of minors.

Before I could get comfortable with this instant intimacy and banish from my mind despairing thoughts about pores and plans for teeth-whitening processes, I was delivering my lines.

So what to banish from mind?

In the lab, psychologists have people try to banish a thought from their minds — of a white bear, for example — and find that the thought keeps returning, about once a minute.

We all have moments in our lives when we could have become very different people – but we hide from the memory, and banish all thought of our dopplegangers.

In this case, the director is happy to banish all thoughts from his head and instead dazzle with his quick reflexes.

And of course, it is important to banish negative thoughts from consciousness so they don't manifest.

It sounds almost (banish the thought) pre-meditated.

He clapped his hands, to banish the thought.

You had wanted to banish the thought of widowhood and find some work until you realised that you were prohibited from working under your visa conditions.

Mr. Thompson sighs, shakes his head as if to banish a thought, purses his lips.