Sentence examples for shouting thinking from inspiring English sources

He awoke frightened and shouting, thinking something was smothering him.

Noah wanted to shout, thinking that loud words might sink in better than soft ones.

"For fuck's sake!" he shouted, thinking his microphone was out of range.

Bresnan has a huge lbw shout, thinking pad first but the umpire is having none of it and it would have missed off-pole anyway.

"Yes of course," I shouted back, thinking who the hell are you?

Then, he started up the last cape gambit and one last time threw it off and screamed, "I gotta shake my best friend's hand one mo' time!" The instant I heard him shout that, without thinking, I jumped outta my seat and charged to the stage.

But all the shouting had me thinking long and hard about the big issues that the conflict raises, and now I'm left with just this question: How do I get in on some of that sweet 1 Percent action?

I recall standing at the entrance of a Bruce Nauman exhibition, shortly after my son was born — and Nauman is an artist I keenly admire and have analyzed at exhausting length — where one of his "Clown Torture" videos was shouting at people, and thinking, I am interested in this, but I do not care about this as obsessively as I do about watching my child grow into consciousness.

I should have taken notes: 'Today, one Valium, no row; today, no Valium, he threw a pan at mum's head.'" She remembers sitting at the top of the stairs, the three children listening to him shouting at their mother, "thinking 'we don't know what to do, but we'll stay awake because if we're awake, at least that is somehow going to protect her because we'll know what is happening'.

Creed Bratton (played by the real-life Creed Bratton) advises Michael to declare bankruptcy, which Michael does literally, walking into the office and shouting "I declare bankruptcy!", thinking this was all he needed to do.

If you say there must be higher standards for democracies, you inevitably betray the victims of dictatorships by blocking your mind from thinking clearly and shouting loudly about their suffering.