Sentence examples for thinking about word from inspiring English sources

Make your words count by thinking about word choice.

The other voters are busy thinking about words like "taxes" and "unemployment benefits" and never think about the marriage issue until a pollster asks what he or she thinks or when they have to make a decision in a voting booth.

I was hopeful that it might provide a way of thinking about words and images.

"I didn't know what it would be until I really started it," said Zaltzman, who is thrilled to be able to spend her days thinking about words.

While talking with Mancuso, I kept thinking about words like "will," "choice," and "intention," which he seemed to attribute to plants rather casually, almost as if they were acting consciously.

Perhaps fortunately I only came gradually to be aware of, and to think about, the difficulty and the glory of the gap between words and things, the shifts we have to make as readers and writers between thinking about words and things and taking pleasure in the gap between them.

But it does start me thinking about words, and what happens when we focus on what we're saying.

When I'm honing words, I'm thinking about words, and when I'm writing a song with words it usually comes out as a song with words from the get-go.

Thinking about words to describe your pain may help you communicate how you're feeling to your healthcare provider.

If you found that they had no effect on you at all, try thinking about words that scare you, or that make you want something.

I started thinking about the word Nigga and the word gay.