Sentence examples for thought punch from inspiring English sources

"I thought Punch today was a real class act.

Cable news has a habit of treating viewers like children on a long car trip, giving us diverting, time-killing games to keep us focussed on the TV instead of thinking our own thoughts or punching our little brother.

Nearly 70, "Credo" sounds vividly contemporary, a model of what political works can be: subtle, impossible to pin down ideologically, spurs to thought rather than punch lines (even sensuously rock-inflected ones, like Mr. Marks's "Portrait of Glenn Beck and David T.. Little's love song to oil, "Sweet Light Crude").

So while we don't have much evidence for this, we at least wanted to give it a bit of thought before we punch the numbers from the responses we get in from GDS2015.

I decided to elaborate more about my thoughts on the punch at the end of Frozen.

Each intrusive thought was like the punch to the gut; the fear would literally knock the wind out of me.

She meets each storyline she develops head on and without a thought of pulling her punches.

Even if an El Niño does emerge this autumn, it is no longer thought likely to pack the punch needed to bring relief to California.

Those early connections and references are the ones that will forever precede rational thought, and so continue to punch above the weight their actual accuracy and helpfulness should give them.

Your head swarms with thoughts of miscommunications and unheard punch lines over the blasting music.

Footloose, then, wouldn't give a second thought to something like, say, the punching of Richard Spencer the petulant prince of white supremacists.