Sentence examples for thoughts to say from inspiring English sources

You don't get killed at crosswalks because your filter is paying attention to oncoming traffic and interrupts your other thoughts to say "Hey, watch out!".

Senator Lucas "thought" that the whole Senate had been invited, an unfortunate thought to say aloud since the State Department had warned everybody over the weekend that the auditorium was too small to seat the whole of Congress.

All traces of idealism in his thought, to say nothing of his flirtation with Zionism, were abandoned.

This makes it difficult in traditional logic (see laws of thought) to say whether or not he belongs to the set of "old persons".

Throughout the 20th century most United States citizens went along quite happily without expending a thought to, say, the difference between Sunni and Shiite Muslims.

A scary thought, to say the least.

However it is possibly truer to Marx's thought to say that this is part of an account in which communism transcends justice, as Lukes has argued.

It's a nice thought to say everyone, regardless of financial status, has access to all the good things in life.

"It's something we all give serious thought to," said Emily Rafferty, the senior vice president for external affairs at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

"This is the right decision for me, and something I have given a lot of thought to," said Brent, 25, in a Cowboys news release.

I gave a split second thought to saying the hell with it and walking to Safeway as I'm out of sugar and need more to make lemonade from the lemons life hit me with last week, but decided against it.