Sentence examples for think of committing from inspiring English sources

And the governor only criticised that man-made law, "because no true Muslim," every single politician, journalist, pundit was at pains to point out, "can even think of committing blasphemy against the Holy Prophet".

Bulls on the stock point out reasons why patient investors might think of committing capital here, emphasizing Ford's high-quality vehicles, healthy international businesses (including 11% market share in South America) and solid retail sales of the Ford Focus, which shows, they write, that Ford can make a fuel-efficient vehicle to compete with the Toyota Camry and Honda Civic.

We challenge you to look through these photos and think of committing any crime other than first degree cheekicide.

We challenge you to look through these photos and think of committing any crime other than first degree cheekicide. .

Anyone out there who even thinks of committing sexual atrocities like these needs to look over their shoulder and keep looking over their shoulder.

The proposition seemed crazy and unwarranted.…But then I thought that life (or the spectre of life) is constantly challenging us for acts we never committed, and sometimes for acts that we've never thought of committing".

Morgan, who was playing golf with Kevin Pietersen at Wentworth, says he immediately thought of "committing career suicide" by firing off an intemperate response, but a few calls to those with the "ear" of the media mogul led Murdoch to send another tweet apologising and calling Morgan "a friend and a legend".

Some parents had thought of committing suicide themselves, but decided not to since they were all too familiar with the consequences for the bereaved.

I don't know about them but I have thought of committing suicide as this is not a real life," he admits.

He asserts that at one point Wallace "thought briefly of committing murder for her," calling "an ex-con he knew through his recovery program" in hopes of buying a gun he might use to shoot her husband.

A total number of 298 participants (14.2%) reported to have thought seriously of committing suicide, out of which 125 (6%) reported having had thoughts during the last year.