Sentence examples for sanctuary thinking from inspiring English sources

"To be in Travelodges on the side of the A1 on a day off, with only a Little Chef for sanctuary, thinking about obsession and depression…" She sighs.

"We hope this compels private labs to start thinking about sanctuaries for these animals". .

Let's start by thinking more broadly about what sanctuary means and how we can become not just sanctuary cities but a sanctuary nation.

But even those who did not are still reeling, and praying, and thinking aloud about a sanctuary shattered by violence, about the sacred profaned, about a church under siege.

Maybe thinking that kind of sanctuary is possible provides the comfort that desperate people need in this uncertain world.

If, like me, you're busy with research and haven't got an office, you could be forgiven for thinking that you could find sanctuary from such determined merriment in a library.

The Koziks may never walk unclothed in their home without thinking it through, unless of course they keep to the sanctuary of the bedroom and the kitchen.

Transforming schools into safe, secure and healthy sanctuaries and sources of care and support will require bold and innovative thinking.

So I walk back to the sanctuary, figuring that maybe by this time tomorrow I'll know what the goats are thinking.

It's tempting to think of him in some clandestine refuge, a physical counterpart to those sanctuaries his songs were always fashioning: You can almost hear the things I'm thinking; You can almost see my heart take flight.

"I was thinking about what they needed, and it occurred to me that all kids need sanctuaries".