Sentence examples for thought of telling from inspiring English sources

"There was no point when I thought 'God, I am going to die', but the thought of telling my parents – that was the worst thing.

Cahal thought of telling the passengers that in case they'd think he hadn't much to say for himself, but he knew it would be too difficult.

But I still feel awkward at the thought of telling women that they should not and could not participate in this culture.

The thought of telling people I was gay was pretty terrifying, but I was beginning to realize that coming out, however difficult it seemed, was a lot better than the alternative: staying in, all alone.

Then, on the night of the party, she'd made up her mind to talk to him, but had got herself trapped by the features editor; appalled by the thought of telling her boss to back off, she had started giggling again.

Since it was only my first semester, I wasn't comfortable with the thought of telling him about my mounting apprehension.

For men, especially if they are thick-skinned, the thought of someone telling them "no" tends not to be viewed as earth-shattering.

What do you think about the media campaign the British thought of launching telling Romanians and Bulgarians not to come over?

Forgive me if I opt to speak the "language of English" and not the "language of D.C. and Capitol Hill," but has anyone thought of simply telling the president to stop cocking things up all the time?

Perhaps the closest he comes to an awareness of what truly matters is when he tries to take his daughter after his wife announces she is leaving him (and perhaps he simply can't bear the thought of someone telling him what to do).

In her acceptance speech, she shared her thoughts about the importance of telling the stories of an, oftentimes, ignored population.