Sentence examples for over thoughts from inspiring English sources

MANY parents lose sleep over thoughts of their offspring staying out late, smoking, boozing and getting up to no good with members of the opposite sex.

Depressed people may be preoccupied with, or ruminate over, thoughts and feelings of worthlessness, inappropriate guilt or regret, helplessness, hopelessness, and self-hatred.

If I could ask the world a question, I'd skip over thoughts on global warming, Obama or world peace, and move right on into the juice: Hey, world, how do you feel about the Olsen twins?

Staying busy can be a helpful strategy when it comes to getting over thoughts of loss.

He is soulful, mulling over thoughts before verbalizing them in what may be poetry.

This rebound was associated with increases in negative affect, anxiety, and distress and diminished perceptions of controllability over thoughts.

Rarely did his copy contain a typo or crossed-over thought.

They are a layering, with the slow movement coming as a sort of under- or over-thought about the other two: a cloud across the sun.

And then there's "Música Para un Sueño," which is either over-thought or under-thought: it tips over into garish electro-pop hooks, splashy drum solos, and tired jazz licks.

The metaphor levels are at code-red on Grand Central, an overwrought, over-thought tale of leaking passions inside a nuclear power plant.

By which I mean impractical, over-thought fluff based in large part on a couple of source texts and the inferred conclusions from a few source examples.