Sentence examples for thought of how from inspiring English sources

But I also cried at the thought of how much I would miss her and how much I honestly thought that Britain never would be quite the same.

— Even while proposing, the thought of how it wd read go thro' him.

Again, Andreas suppressed the thought of how she'd persuaded the stepfather.

I don't like the thought of how it must have looked to my black friends.

You flinch at the thought of how Pietersen would have responded to what Warne was asked to accept that day.

Meanwhile, Mrs. Deans said, she is pleased and a little unnerved at the thought of how history repeats itself.

Giambi, the Oakland slugger, said today he had had fleeting thoughts of how different Game 5 could have played out.

Gill said he tried to console him with thoughts of how strong he will come back next season.

I pass through him and see that even now all his thoughts are of Val, desperate loving frightened thoughts of how best to keep her safe.

As Max H. Bazerman and Ann E. Tenbrunsel write in their book, "Blind Spots," "When it comes time to make a decision, our thoughts are dominated by thoughts of how we want to behave; thoughts of how we should behave disappear".

Then she found herself constantly returning to the awful means of his death and thoughts of how much he knew, how long he suffered.