Sentence examples for constant thoughts from inspiring English sources

"I had constant thoughts of harm to the baby.

This is quite similar to Monet's constant thoughts about how he might push through "the bright skin of things".

Heatley, who was charged with vehicular homicide, has described the four months of rehabilitation as torturous, with constant thoughts of Snyder.

However, for us, what matters above all else – what has been in our constant thoughts all these years – is the innocence of our loved ones.

To some extent, my experience of medical training is sure to polish away some of the more self-oriented manifestations of empathy: the constant thoughts of my patients during off-hours, the desire to talk to my family about my experiences caring for patients, or the strong emotional and visceral reaction I feel upon being confronted with another person's suffering.

There ain't nothing but Noise in this world, nothing but the constant thoughts of men and things coming at you and at you and at you, ever since the spacks released the Noise germ during the war, the germ that killed half the men and every single woman, my ma not excepted, the germ that drove the rest of the men mad, the germ that spelled the end for all Spackle once men's madness picked up a gun.

And there is a constant thought in the back of everyone's mind.

SPEAKER 3: The constant thought process is always going on in my head or is exploding.

"My constant thought when I'm in there is, how do I get out?" he said before the race.

And George Berkeley (1685 1753) explained the apparent stability of the sensible world by appealing to God's constant thought of it.

Despite a fair amount of cross-referencing, desultoriness – together with the constant thought that none of this is going to end well – is only narrowly kept at bay.