Sentence examples for lest I think from inspiring English sources

I'm happy to say I'm well ahead of schedule," he adds, lest I think he's throwing me out.

Later we learned that one doctor "could not guess" the prognosis and had recommended chemotherapy lest I think that not enough was being done.

Toback recalled their "late-night conversations about sex, love, madness and death" and then, lest I think I might intuit something about the ex-fighter that had escaped others, Toback suddenly issued a pronouncement: "No one gets him.

My sister taught me to watch the stars this way lest I think that heaven was up, or heaven, lest I forget the stars are also below us where they sink and sail into the dark like cinders.

Prison is supposed to be hard, as one prisoner added, quickly, to something she was telling me about boredom, lest I think she was complaining she had referred to "you as the taxpayer" a few times in the conversation; she'd clearly heard talkback.

And lest I thought I deserved special treatment perhaps an extra water break Mohamed was quick to remind me that I was here to work.

But lest you think I'm some Luddite reminiscing about the olden days, I think there's room for every form of skateboarding film—I just wish things were a bit more diverse.

Personally, I think a wolf would make a great pet, and lest you think I'm just speaking theoretically, you should know that my uncle used to have a wolf as a pet.

I'm calling too early, aren't I?" "Oh, no," I said, lest she think I was a shiftless bum.

Much like Mike thinks his mom is silly for using chain emails to get in touch, I dread the inevitable Sunday phone calls from relatives I have to return lest they think I'm dead.

Prejudice of another hue – lest you think I'm without it, I'm not: I can't get over overweight people, or, to be rigorously PC about it, "fatsos" – featured in another excellent Dispatches.