Sentence examples for daylight thought from inspiring English sources

Paul recalled how he once turned in at 9 P.M. and, waking up in broad daylight, thought that he had overslept until the following noon.

In doing so, they encourage readers to see anew the everyday things that fascinate the poet, showing us how "in brine daylight / thought becomes brimmed.

The darkness is shocking and made blacker by the thought that daylight is so far away.

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Author of the "continuation" Bond stories, Raymond Benson, noted that in "The Living Daylights" Bond's thoughts on killing are examined once again, showing that although 007 did not like doing it, he considered that he must as part of his duty to complete an assignment.

At night, the paint looks spectacular, but I'd also have questions about its skid performance, and its appearance during daylight hours – a lot more thought goes into road markings than you might expect!

I woke up early to take my son to his ice hockey game, and thus it is that I'm feeling farbludgeoned and thinking dark thoughts about Daylight-Savings Time.

I'm mindful that many boys didn't live to see the daylight of freedom, trapped in our filth, dark thoughts and intense loneliness.

I'd given not a single thought, however, to that all-important factor: daylight.

What is Gaelic for "daylight robbery?" The supporters of Dumbarton must have had that thought spinning in their heads on the road back from Perth on Saturday night.

Probably should do a night job on it as on "Tenth Moon" — it should not be a daylight book but intense and brilliant and fine like night thoughts.