Sentence examples for thought committing from inspiring English sources

I wish I could say that I thought committing this wince-inducing truth to print would free me to age gracefully, much less daringly -- to accept my crow's feet and sagging muscle tone as signs of having endured, of having lived to tell the tale of life as I know it to those who come after me, like some massively wrinkled tribal woman with a pair of proudly bared drooping breasts.

Neural progenitor cells once thought committed to a single lineage can be influenced to become multipotent and somatic tissues appear to yield cells capable of tremendous peripheral and central lineage potential.

For each violation, respondents were asked the sex of the abused, type of abuse, whom they thought committed the violation, the identity and sex of the perpetrator, the number of attackers, and the consequences [ 40].

'In many ways, I think committing suicide was the bravest decision he ever made.

At the end of the story is a menu asking who the reader thinks committed the crime.

Suicidal ideation, suicide plans and suicide attempts were assessed with questions such as "Have you ever seriously thought about committing suicide?" "Have you ever made a plan for committing suicide?" and "Have you ever attempted suicide?", respectively.

The WMH-CIDI contains a module that assesses history of suicide ideation ("Have you ever seriously thought about committing suicide?"), suicide plan ("Have you ever made a plan for committing suicide") and suicide attempts ("Have you ever attempted suicide?").

I even thought about committing suicide".

I even thought of committing suicide because the weight of life was unbearable.

We thought about committing suicide," she says.

It is in this respect that Kant thought that committing suicide turns against rational nature.