Sentence examples for neurotic thoughts from inspiring English sources

For approximately four minutes, my neurotic thoughts are interrupted by a flight attendant whose incoherent ramblings dominate the PA system.

If you meet a man who keeps showing up every single day and listens to all your neurotic thoughts, allows you to have your fears, and keeps showing up every day with text messages, phone calls and wanting to see you, guess what... love is there.

In my search for a remedy, to return to myself and an inner sense of wholeness, able to function in a world of chaos and perhaps even offer up a shard of wisdom for others, I turned away from isolation and my own neurotic thoughts and towards a community of others in search of a greater truth.

"Wouldn't it be great if he got 3,000 while I was there?" But then came a neurotic thought.

Without wishing to sound like a total neurotic, the thought of going on dates was stressful enough before this study (thanks AXA), and I'm quite a fan of humanity both as a whole and on a one-to-one social basis.

Sometimes you long for the routine of a shared workplace, and when I file copy from my lonely eyrie, I occasionally entertain wistful thoughts of "neurotic men in shirt sleeves and eye-shades" as Evelyn Waugh put it in Scoop, rushing "from telephone to tape machines, insulting and betraying one another in surroundings of unredeemed squalor".

But the sheer physical pain overshadowed all other thoughts, pushing neurotic narcissistic concern about body image to the back of my mind.

Germany (per Bismarck's previous statecraft) was a sated, status quo world power that would gain nothing by war, regardless of what its neurotic and impetuous Kaiser thought.

From Annie's point of view, neurotic love is, well, neurotic.

(He might not even be neurotic, which is kind of a scary thought in itself).

Neurotics, or those who often have negative, depressing thoughts, tend to have a smaller medial prefrontal cortex, a part of the brain known to regulate emotion.