Sentence examples for the think of from inspiring English sources

Forbes's Micheline Maynard says "there are far worse things than being called bossy" (can't beat the "think of all the worse things" argument).

In the first lecture of the course the lecturer asked us to all the think of the first negative memory we has about our own time at school.

Smith's sentiment typifies the "think of the children" scaremongering which seeks to construct an adult morality around the need to protect the innocent, and to deny adults the right to act as adults, making adult choices.

The results include asymmetrical earrings, an embellished gold-beaded choker, a foot ornament that blossoms and stately rings, like the one here, a bouquet of enamel and gold flowers accented with pearls and a single dewdrop diamond; it's called the Think of Me ring.

The results include asymmetrical earrings, an embellished gold-beaded choker, a foot ornament that blossoms and stately rings, like the one above — a stunning bouquet of enamel and gold flowers accented with pearls and a single dew-drop diamond called the "Think of Me" ring.

As for the question of whether American standards are more prudish than British or European ones, how about when – two years after the Think Of The Children incident – the BBC very generously wrote about The Friday Thing, a satirical weekly email I used to edit.

What will the kids think of next?

What must the stones think of us?

Think of the "The Children's Story".

The Haggler could think of others.

But the people still think of that.