Sentence examples for ghastly thoughts from inspiring English sources
From generals downward, the invaders were filled with ghastly thoughts of Napoleon's retreat from Moscow.
Apologies if that is a ghastly thought, but it shows you how the odds are stacked against you.
"And I think the poor man -- I really sympathize with him -- had to look at nearly every film I've been in, which is a ghastly thought".
The set seemed to suggest the pedophiles' minds an aqueous world in which fantasies were never entirely solid, yet never completely without foundation, either and to raise the question whether we are ever safe from the ghastliest of thoughts.
Leaders men with the charisma and credibility to warp the words of Islam's founding texts to suit their own convictions are needed to channel noble thoughts into ghastly deeds.
"Ghastly," says Mum, voicing my thoughts.
At the start of PMQs the leaders too often have to intone their "thoughts and prayers" – ghastly phrase – for the latest dead soldier in Afghanistan before getting down to business.
He goes on to suggest a political motive for The Sun being singled out by a city for which he and the paper "had nothing but warm thoughts … prior to that ghastly day".
Alone in Berlin was commissioned by Johannes Becher, the cultural supremo of the German Communist party, a ghastly apparatchik who strangled genuine independence of thought and creativity.
In a powerful letter on the subject to The Guardian, David Cesarini writes: "Alone in Berlin was commissioned by Johannes Becher, the cultural supremo of the German Communist party, a ghastly apparatchik who strangled genuine independence of thought and creativity.
