Sentence examples for like the thought from inspiring English sources

But thanks, Jessica, we like the thought.

Exporters might not like the thought of that.

Do you rip the muscle right off the bone?" Pound seemed to like the thought of this gruesome image.

"We like the thought of his scholarly presence inhabiting the libraries of the world," the journal's editors explained.

They like the thought of tying London to Euronext's stock exchanges in Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon and Paris, and to its Liffe derivatives business.

I didn't like the thought.

"Contentment?" asks Noah, like the thought hadn't occurred to him.

"I just like the thought of having a guaranteed med school as well," she said.

It's like "The Thought Gang," only less so: less energy, less point.

Didn't like the thought of them knowing what a fool he'd been.

Consider, for example, that God could appear to a person mystically, and at the same time transmit, telepathy-like, the thought that this was God appearing.