Sentence examples for thought of causing from inspiring English sources

The thought of causing problems for England at Twickenham, where Scotland have not won for 30 years, must be giving Ryan sleepless nights.

Well, the thought of causing my mother, father and little brother an unbearable grief.

It may sound improbable, given what followed, but on that morning I had no thoughts of causing Jocelyn any harm.

Another fifth-grade friend remembered the time she'd eaten a yucky rare hamburger in the cafeteria and thought maybe the rash was "the mad-cow disease" -- the thought of which caused her to reject the meat ravioli in the cafeteria the day I spoke with her.

The thought of winning caused Marbury to smile.

The mere thought of Colombia causes investors to envision drugs and death.

It has the capability of causing significant internal thought about what it means to be a human being, which falls in line with Wallace's notion that "fiction's about what it is to be a fucking human being".

In particular, obsessional thoughts pertaining to fear and concern of causing harm to the infant are common [ 18].

Alcohol boosts the amount of a brain chemical called adenosine--thought to cause the symptoms of drunkenness, including sedation--which limits the amount of alcohol one can imbibe.

For now, just the thought of war is causing a bit of a drag.

Hence a link between the Moral Principle Argument and the Mental Principle Argument: an active principle of thought causes action, is the subject of history, and has God as its source.