Sentence examples similar to sorting out my thoughts from inspiring English sources

This was the real reason, truth be told, that I had come out to the sea -- to think about him, try to sort out my thoughts for him and our future and to see the whales, of course.

I pride myself in my "I'm prepared for anything" attitude, so the thought of having someone sorting out my affairs with no input from me held zero appeal.

And to sort out my bendy legs.

Which one will sort out my recycling bins?

I've got weeks to sort out my adventure.

Clearly, Rilke is sorting out his own thoughts on the hoof as much as he is delivering apophthegms ex cathedra.

I wanted to walk along the Seine, sort out my thoughts, and think about the day I'd spent in Kiefer's studio.

You can simply tell your partner, "I need to be quiet for a while and sort out my thoughts".

The student was Barack Obama, and he was clearly trying to sort out his thoughts.

Heaven forbid a person should sit down and simply take the time to sort out her thoughts in a well-written letter on beautiful stationery.

Even "To be or not to be" (delivered in the muddled, meditative manner of a man truly trying to sort out his thoughts) and "Alas, poor Yorick" sounded newly minted.