Sentence examples for treacherous thought from inspiring English sources
A treacherous thought occurs to her, unbidden: her husband must in some way be at fault.
For now it is winter, and soon the treacherous thought will return to the minds of the players and spectators both, "next season, that will be the season, I just know it".
Advisers, ministers and government officials alike must confide their thoughts to that most treacherous of media: the letter.
But those thoughts, she figured, would turn treacherous if she hid them.
But spare a thought for male spiders, since these days are also treacherous.
Have the millions who volunteer their thoughts, on Facebook and in other social media, made it more treacherous for others — and for themselves — when a secret begs to be kept?
Go for it!" My thoughts careening on a parallel track are, "Graduate school in philosophy can be treacherous and lecherous.
Positive thoughts offer us freedom, and energy, elation, to endure the trek over the treacherous terrain of emotional turmoil and existential schisms.
The guiding thought of this wise, impassioned essay is that ethnic, religious and other such labels are often treacherous, especially when someone else is labelling you at your expense.
But with a 31 on the back nine yesterday to finish at nine under par, his thought process and the advice of his caddie, Jim Mackay, known as Bones, created a desperately needed birdie on the treacherous 440-yard 14tholele.
