Sentence examples for disastrous thoughts from inspiring English sources
Always so fascinating to unfold and unpick the series of disastrous thoughts and ideas that go into one pure moment of crystalline idiocy, isn't it?
She apparently was adamant about not just giving a standard "vote for Hillary" speech, but instead wanted to share her very personal thoughts about the disastrous week Trump has been having.
Is it not shameful that European politicians gave no thought to the disastrous consequences of a new confrontation they would provoke?
Thoughts of Lena Dunham's disastrous "ebook deadline" in Girls spring to mind; as it turns out, the extreme pressure was a gateway to the dark place all songwriters have to go to.
In 1980 the writer Brigid Brophy dismantled Harbison's "Deliberate Regression" (subtitle: "The disastrous history of Romantic individualism in thought and art, from Jean-Jacques Rousseau to twentieth-century fascism") in the London Review of Books.
There is a possibility these poorly thought-out decisions or accusations could prove disastrous.
They can be against it because it sounds like a very bad idea — impractical, ill thought out, militarily puzzling, possibly the beginning of a disastrous escalation.
The eye of the reformer is met with angry flashes, portending disastrous times; but his heart may well beat lighter at the thought that America is young, and that she is still in the impressible stage of her existence.
Of course, given the disastrous pushback against the various Arab Springs, that in itself is a daunting thought.
My thoughts then became, 'What if they were sexually immature?' It was that kind of disastrous attitude that led to my downfall".
