Sentence examples for constantly thinks of from inspiring English sources

Theodore Finch is fascinated by death, and he constantly thinks of ways he might kill himself.

Might there be more to this life, or perhaps this afterlife?" "Theodore Finch is fascinated by death, and he constantly thinks of ways he might kill himself.

So of course, you constantly think of that stuff.

We try to constantly think of cool ideas.

In the workplace, however, it is unlikely that women will constantly think of themselves as members of one group, she said.

I constantly think of the early naturalists — none of them had federal support, but all of them found ways to follow their paths into the wilderness of other species.

That means on the street you constantly think of every action and its impact on the community such as excessive use of police force where for example somebody is shot in an operation, and to minimise the use of force as much as possible.

"I have in my Testamentary arrangements secured your comfort," she wrote to him, "and have constantly thought of you well.

I constantly think of the first five of the grave precepts, the same as lay precepts in world Buddhism.

I respected your commandments, I constantly thought of you, I never hurt anyone, I gave my family a holy home, I prayed as I cleaned, I allowed my head to be shaved in your Name, I loved you more than I loved my parents, and you, you ingrate, what did you do?

Do you constantly think of the game?