Sentence examples for thought of saying from inspiring English sources

And the thought of saying goodbye makes you misty-eyed.

Iron Man, a more recent creation, is recognisable as a sneering, insincere slacker: nothing heartfelt ever passes through his lips; the very thought of saying something honest and authentic would mortify him.

Paralyzed by the very thought of saying "we," Mr. Gore failed to brag on his administration's economic and social policy triumphs, or even evoke the anomie of Bush I.

(The thought of saying that I wanted to be a writer would no more have occurred to me than to tell him I breathed. I was there, if I had to be there, as admirer, not as aspirant to his caste).

"We liked the thought of saying vows people have been exchanging for generations," says Amber.

I liked the thought of saying we have a garden, we grow our own vegetables.

That's partly testament to Gyllenhaal (shudder at the thought of, say, the bloodless Tobey Maguire in the role).

Anyone who grows queasy at the thought of, say, wacky small-town musicals or adorable pet pigs should probably steer clear.

As the years passed, Cooper brushed aside thoughts of saying goodbye to the show and its fictional Wisconsin town of Genoa City.

I couldn't bear the thought of not saying goodnight to you.

"She's always been very highly thought-of," O'Brien said.