Sentence examples for I am thinking about whether from inspiring English sources

I am thinking about whether to continue or whether to quit.

"I am thinking about whether some are a little bit too small; one or two are particularly vulnerable with falls in foreign students".

As I write this on the plane home from this latest business trip, I am thinking about whether I could have done more - could I have been more engaged or more understanding, could I have had more patience?

I did it because I'm thinking about whether to do a masters, and what to study.

During the discussion on taxes, which dominated the relatively breezy hearing, Mr. O'Neill provoked laughter when he said, "I'm thinking about whether I can still get away with being a maverick for a few more days".

When my mind wasn't wandering, I was thinking about whether to present the home-delivery issue to Abigail as one more reason why it made sense to live in New York rather than San Francisco.

tag yourself I'm thinking about whether I would, just for the story, and even I wouldn't.

"I'm thinking about (whether or not to go)," said at a Monday event in Madrid, according to ESPN.

Their respective mental states represent some state or feature of the world, which is also to say that there is something that each of them is thinking about, whether apples or tides or pastures.

"It's whatever I'm thinking about in my life, whether it's the obsessive nature of the work or my mortality or something like that," he said.

"The last thing I'm thinking about in the morning is whether I have a cash-flow problem," he says.