Sentence examples for the thought about from inspiring English sources
"The mere sight of you, even the thought about you, kindles a thousand fires in me".
When Pettitte first entertained the thought about coming back, he admits now that he did not envision his ability snapping right back into place.
The headline that offers the thought about life, death and newspapers has "sort of become the signature line" of the campaign, Mr. Cocke says.
But if the thought about Fletcher did cross Manning's mind, Manning made up his mind to change the circumstances — and win the game, 24-17.
Not only existing things but also all kinds of non-beings (nonentities, Routley 1980, 7) find their place in Meinong's all-embracing theory of objects — among them even impossible objects, like the round square, as well as paradoxical, "defective" objects, like some forms of the liar or special cases of purely self-referential thinking (the thought about itself, for example).
"The thought about losing just gets you mad, angry.
If you heed the thoughts about texture (above), this shouldn't be a problem.
And all the thoughts about next year, what does that mean for Olympic time trial.
Have you ever noticed how we talk about our thoughts and even the thoughts about our thoughts?
Check whether the thoughts about yourself and the person you envy is valid.
The "thoughts" about what we are wearing now comes with heavy emotions.
