Sentence examples for simmering thoughts from inspiring English sources

It's hard to remember a time when I wasn't preoccupied by constantly simmering thoughts and fresh worries about our Big Idea.

Instead of simmering in your thoughts, focus on your five senses: notice the green of the trees, the exact blue of the sky, notice the clouds racing across it; listening to the sound of your footsteps, the wind in the leaves, people talking around you; pay attention to the smells, and what you feel (is it cold, warm, windy, etc).

But in 1977, Boehm's troubled, long-simmering thoughts about the war finally erupted.

Ms. Kalember is comparatively restrained as Jacqueline, simmering with gentle outrage at the thought that her lover has had the audacity to bring another mistress to her home.

"He hurtles in, to the dead-center eye of the storm simmering around Muslims in America, expecting it to be like at his mosque — we all love each other, we all think happy thoughts," Mr. Ahmed said.

It is still simmering.

The third was simmering.

It's simmering.

The country is simmering.

But dissent was simmering.

Simmering chicken soup.