Sentence examples for heavy thought from inspiring English sources

In the theatre, Shakespeare rewards quick, light delivery, while the camera needs slow, heavy thought.

Asked if he planned to continue his boxing career, Golota said: "I will have to give heavy thought about it.

There were also beautifully naïve cotton blouses with the texture of papery silk, and floating dresses in a black-and-white dot print with a khaki hem that, again, felt free of heavy thought.

That's a heavy thought, I know, but we did, indeed, set about making this movie and giving it everything we got, with an attitude that said loud and clear: "Take no prisoners!" The film is now completed and we left our world premiere at the Venice Film Festival with two of its prizes!

But those are heavy thoughts.

It seems worse, though, for her to carry these heavy thoughts over into sleep.

Therefore, he sometimes gives himself permission just to enjoy his score, fall into its arms, rather than have a lot of heavy thoughts about it.

The heavy thoughts would start growing in her head, each concern rising up next to the other, with some strange Jiffy-Pop effect.

It isn't the byproduct of ambition or of an office-culture experiment; it has to do with handling heavy thoughts with a light touch, and being realistic about the difficulties of self-improvement.

The last Aquabelle dried off and returned to a family or friend, the last captive parachutist safely moored, the last duck dead in the shooting gallery, the last hamburger eaten, the last beer drunk, the last Rose of two summers back on the Main Stem, these are heavy thoughts.

It's not clear what's troubling him, but he has the distracted air of someone plagued by heavy thoughts.