Sentence examples for thought pops from inspiring English sources

Or if a thought pops into your head that's not the kind of thought you normally have, and, above all, if it strangely matches something else in your recent experience, that is likely to be God speaking.

Not for the first time, a thought pops into my head: though a huge part of the national conversation remains devoted to the north/south divide, there is also a curious political gap between England's east and west, for which the rise of Ukip is a potent signifier.

Then, a thought pops into your brain: Your grandmother was diagnosed young, dying just a few months later.

Whenever a passing thought pops up that is in some way reprehensible, the OCD brain plays it out repeatedly causing severe anxiety.

Not honesty in the sense of showing a humble regard for the truth, but in the sense of sharing whatever brutish thought pops into your head.

When that thought popped out I missed a beat.

I always thought pop stars lost money through touring.

I thought pop was all about pompous, preening ninnies.

Woody didn't like that; he thought Pop was being gross and he said, "No, she's sincere.

"No one thought pop would be a long-term business for anyone.

The thought popped into my head as he performed last month in front of an almost entirely male audience at the Rockbar, on Christopher Street.