Sentence examples for think of nothing so from inspiring English sources

But as long as we're trafficking in unsought revelation, reading these books made me think of nothing so much as traipsing to the playground with a twelve-month-old who merrily toddles off to the sandbox while I, despite hiding behind a newspaper and attempting to appear exactly as approachable as Napoleon Bonaparte, find myself cornered by a stranger: "You have a baby?

And when we connect thus, it's with a nakedness and honesty that makes me think of nothing so much as the words of philosopher-priest Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: "Someday, after we have mastered the wind, the waves, the tides, and gravity, we shall harness for God the energies of Love.

I can think of nothing else in art that is at once so solemnly august and so disarmingly everyday.

But on this occasion I could think of nothing but the madness of making yourself so deaf to the world that if someone tells you that you are on fire you can't hear.

People talk about the weather a lot, but--farmers and fishermen aside--they tend to do so when they can think of nothing better to talk about.

"But people are so filled full of folly and inverted lust, that they can think of nothing but sexuality".

The cuffs were so tight that for sixteen hours, until they were removed, he could think of nothing but the pain.

But he could think of nothing else.

Hannah could think of nothing to say.

Lay down, get comfortable, and think of nothing.

I thought of nothing else.