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The phrase "I am constantly thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that you are always engaged in thought or contemplation about something. Example: "I am constantly thinking about ways to improve my skills and advance in my career."
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I am constantly thinking about it.
I am constantly thinking of myself, she says.
Considering the negative images painted of black men, I am constantly thinking of my race and how others view me.
When she travels, she said, she always adds to her textile collection: "I am constantly thinking of ways to change things for the shoots, without much cost".
I am constantly thinking about what I am going to eat, and it is exciting to have my career focus around something that I just love".
"As a woman and a mother, I am constantly thinking about women and the clothes and things that they need in their lives: practicality and appeal," she adds.
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"I'm constantly thinking: 'Oh my God, can I do this?'" Worse, she often worries what spewers of online bile think.
"I was constantly thinking about it," Shumpert said.
I was constantly thinking, and it wears me out".
I was constantly thinking of some of the best young men I have known.
"I'm constantly thinking 'When is it too much?' " he said.
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