Sentence examples for thought of deserting from inspiring English sources

I had no thought of deserting her.

Other forecasting suggests that if the Lib Dems do even worse than the Ashcroft polls indicate, the Tories will benefit far more than Labour a sobering thought for voters thinking of deserting the Lib Dems.

He is chuffed at the thought of camels and desert (all that sand!) but Jordan will have to be pretty spectacular to beat Longleat.

As she posed for television cameras today, clutching a bunch of daffodils, her blond hair tied back in a girlish ponytail, she scoffed at the thought of abandoning her cause and deserting her supporters by bowing out before the vote.

I had heard great things about Namibia and the thought of being in the desert, miles from TV and internet gave me a buzz.

At first, the thought of a lighthouse in the desert seems like a ridiculous idea.

Great part of ecological thought in desert ecology is based on research findings in the northern hemisphere, and these have led to generalizations to other drylands.

If you are fascinated by the thought of faraway galaxies, make sure you visit the driest desert in the world -- Chile's Atacama Desert.

He is not bothered by the thought of a cross standing in a remote part of the Mojave desert even if the land it stands on is owned by the government.

Second, granted that there are contradictions or incoherences in the thought of common sense, the metaphysician must go on to maintain that they cannot be resolved by deserting common sense for science.

"Just the thought of it".