Sentence examples for thoughts for a while from inspiring English sources

A number of economists have been flirting with such thoughts for a while.

It's even O.K. just to be alone with your own thoughts for a while.

The Wind contains some of his most beautiful reflections on mortality, including Knocking on Heaven's Door and Keep Me in Your Heart: "Sometimes when you're doing simple things around the house / Maybe you'll think of me and smile / You know I'm tied to you like the buttons on the blouse / Keep me in your thoughts for a while".

It's been on the periphery of my thoughts for a while.

Distracting your thoughts for a while will not make you forget your friend forever.

You may struggle with these thoughts for a while, but celebrating your milestones can help celebrate your efforts, looking forward and looking back.

(He remains in deep thought for a while — then seems to make a sudden decision and grins sardonically).

When asked why the devastation of defeat outweighs the joy of victory, Meyer pondered the thought for a while.

He played with this thought for a while, then gave it up fearful lest it be changed by the Times and so lose its meaning.

"You hear people say: 'We think your name is on the cup this year,' and there probably has been that thought for a while.

My first thought for a while was, Can I come up with something at the moment that I could do with Louis C.K.? But I wasn't able to get the right idea, and time was starting to move.