Sentence examples for thought of caring from inspiring English sources

I was overwhelmed at the thought of caring for another child.

But now that Senator Clinton has added her amen, we can safely forgo pretensions of caring about her thoughts on the president's education bill or how to keep the Social Security system solvent.

Even if a known midwife was to provide the domiciliary care the thought of home care compared to in hospital care appeared anxiety-producing.

Mr Burstow said in his speech: "For many, the thought of residential care is a source of dread, an unwelcome last resort.

Heyes addresses the exclusionary processes of identity politics by returning to Foucault's incomplete thoughts on care of the self, arguing that attentiveness to the body and its capacities to resist norms opens possibilities for new forms of becoming (McWhorter 1999; Heyes 2007).

Kantianism restricts itself to examining the a priori forms of thought and cares little for its diverse contents.

Without them there would be no show, and hours of thought and care go into making sure they are as close to perfection as possible.

I don't get the Romances myself, they make me feel queasy, but Chen invested a lot of thought and care into turning the music's potential sentimentality into sentiment.

See 'Child care and education plans in support of quality practices: The thoughts of child care and education curriculum' written by Takeo Shishido, 2003.

She trusted him, and the thought of leaving his care frightened her.

Some people balk at the thought of putting self-care over a pirate's demands, but ignoring your needs to pour energy into a self-absorbed person's self-absorption isn't virtuous.