Sentence examples for loud thoughts from inspiring English sources

If the song is about the nature of love, it's called "What Love Is," and the accompanying words often sound like a transcription of Blige thinking out loud: thoughts that she transforms into lyrics simply by singing them — "Let 'em get mad, they gonna hate anyway.

Considering the way things are going, who's been handing her that obnoxiously loud, thought-smothering megaphone, and why?

Tell us about the time you were in the army, and I'll just take detailed notes when you get to the explosions … Nathan's trial presents the opportunity for some more out-loud thoughts from Eve. "People confuse justice with revenge, but there is no revenge in justice, and when justice comes it doesn't always come the way we want it to," she thinks/says.

Inside, with the music playing loud, such thoughts were rare.

Ernst three-putted two greens, and after the second one, on the sixth hole, his mind was revving like a racecar engine with all kinds of loud, dark thoughts.

His Twitter account is essentially an information vacuum, and nothing useful can ever come of it, just as the majority of your own tweets will be jokes that aren't good enough to tell out loud and thoughts that aren't worth turning into fully-formed ideas.

A recent question was: 'Would you rather fart confetti or, when you sneeze, have a sentient being come out of the bogey and say out loud the thought you were thinking at that moment?' This is a Spoon One for the dinner table.

Clap your hands, just a little bit louder: Your thoughts?

In "Liberal Minded Art Dealer Gets Drunk, Talks Too Loud," a thought balloon carries the words "Beauty is hip art that sells," while three detached miniballoons read, "Definitely not you".

Well, Miley, we're hearing his thoughts loud and clear now too.

Maybe he's unkillable, Fish thinks, and he suddenly snorts out loud at the thought.