Sentence examples for thoughts can happen from inspiring English sources

The Web site, events and radio commercials are all supposed to convey that suicidal thoughts "can happen to anybody," he adds, "and to get over it you've got to talk to people, get out of your shell".

If people understand that suicidal thoughts can happen to anybody, they can watch for warning signs and know what to do.

Be aware that your thoughts can happen so quickly that you don't even realize consciously that you've had a negative thought.

A poster finishes the thought: "Anything can happen".

Get rid of the realistic and logical thoughts of what can happen based on your past.

He likes "the thought that anything can happen" at a Cabbage gig, and indeed concerts have seen all the members disrobing, although in his defence this is largely because "it gets really hot".

It threatens to invoke a new age of demagoguery, a threat sharpened by the thought that if this can happen, so can Donald Trump.

Democrats may comfort themselves with the thought that a lot can happen in two years -- that in 1998, for example, Mr. Bush himself had little national standing.

I think that's the crux – a certain school of literary thought doesn't believe profundity can happen in a working person's daily life.

My next thought: you never know what can happen, and I had to think positively if I wanted to turn things around.

Personally, my thoughts are this: it's only 2011, a lot can happen in the next 4 years.