Sentence examples for thought may from inspiring English sources

These schools of thought may both be right.

If you find yourself laughing too hard, that thought may bring you down to earth.

The thought may never have crossed your mind but there are great little spots out in the Blackwater estuary.

People who sail through the occasional mosquito bite without a conscious thought may be unmoved by this news.

Recondite though Abrams's forays into 18th-century German thought may have seemed, the book was a surprise success.

The thought may have been prompted by jaw-ache after more than seven years of often exasperating negotiations.

This thought may do as much as pills, and maybe more, to comfort those confronting their own predawn mental tigers.

Of course, that thought may make central banks even more reluctant to push up interest rates than they are already.

Given Mr. Smith's riveting presence as a performer, the thought may cross some minds that he could do well in television or the movies.

Another thought may have entered his mind: it could rain and the forecast for a rather mixed day suggests it will at some point in the afternoon.

That evolution of thought may take an accelerated step if one of the British skippers leads the French fleet home in the long, hard Vendee Globe.