Sentence examples for the thought there from inspiring English sources

The thought there is that "capitalist" and "deal" makes his job seem too much like a situation where entrepreneurs are nothing more than products.

Somewhere outside Tower Hamlets, even outside London – perish the thought – there may be an excellent union.

He paused, then finished the thought: "There are so many easy ways to hack out.

The thought of someone breaking in while I was home triggered the thought there should be a gun in the house for self protection.

Mr. Droste picked up the thought: "There's a desire to be autonomous, but there's also this great fear of being alone, and there's this constant feeling of, 'How do you reconcile this?' There's this need for space, but there's also this, 'Come closer come closer.' " Mr. Rossen added: "This album doesn't feel like a depressing record.

Now he's gone, and we tremble at the thought there are no adults left to see us through.

The obvious initial thought there is that this could mean some sort of Amazon MP3 player.

I have never, and strongly suspect I will never do any of these, but if the thought is there, the worry is there.

In the index study, if one grader thought there was no VH (0 VH in the Davis scale) and the other thought there was slight VH (1+ VH on the Davis scale), no credit would be given for agreement.

I thought, hell, why not (the best thought there is) and asked if I could take the spot.

"There is still the thought that there are other victims out there," said Sergeant Flynn, the lead investigator in Missouri.