Sentence examples for thought occasionally from inspiring English sources

He lay on the bed, inert, unable to focus on a thought, occasionally dozing lightly.

Pam: The thought occasionally crossed our minds, but for myself, those years were just so difficult for me I couldn't imagine reliving them.

Yet still the thought occasionally pops up that Mann is being stage-managed into remembering his entire personal history over a series of opportune moments – his marriage, his fight with his brother, his homosexual yearnings.

I thought, occasionally, to scale back -- I have my scintillating professional reputation to try and build, after all, and who wants to be that fangirl?

We began and ended every day with meditation and yoga asanas; Imagine a bunch of year nine students, all sat in in a portacabin in the grounds of a restored barn, learning how to transcend thought, occasionally disturbed by the sound of a controlled explosion resonating from the nearby quarry, and you'll get the picture.

Keen as he is to concentrate on the here and now, Townsend finally admits that thoughts occasionally drift back to playground dreams and forward to the reality of Rio.

He has an infectious enthusiasm for art, and conversations with him are held at double speed, as he fast forwards his way through his ideas and thoughts occasionally skipping tracks altogether.

Psychologist Stanley Rachman presented a questionnaire to a group of healthy college students and found that virtually all of them had such thoughts occasionally, including thoughts and mental images of sexual violence, harming old people, making impulsive or abusive outbursts, blasphemous acts and violence against animals or children.

Even though I've tried to limit negative thinking as it relates to my situation and look for the best in all people and situations, nagging thoughts occasionally seep in.

The thought of occasionally pilfering an odd thing gives Olive a little burst.

It is a nagging thought that occasionally wakes this correspondent in the early hours, for it could do him out of a job.