Sentence examples for altogether thinking from inspiring English sources

Others have pulled out altogether, thinking it would be better to wait for a year or more to get the price they want.

A decade or so ago, I ignored this vinegar altogether, thinking it just another fussy food fad or, worse, a hanger-on from nouvelle cuisine.

You may wish you could ignore the conflict altogether, thinking it will subside in time.

Fun fact: Walt Disney had planned to scrap this iconic scene altogether, thinking it wouldn't be romantic.

While some of my fellow skeptalytics, if I may coin such a term to catalog us, may be inclined to renounce that first clause altogether, thinking there is no need for faith, I am obliged to disagree.

It was difficult to see anything, but it was good to walk alone, to think without meaning, or to do the opposite — to stop thinking altogether and just droop.

O'Sullivan immediately related to the idea: "I was, like, 'That's how I've been living my life for seventeen years.' " Since his father's imprisonment and the subsequent fracturing of his snooker and his life, O'Sullivan had alternated between searching for inner peace and trying to stop thinking altogether.

But that doesn't mean you have to stop thinking altogether.

Thinking about our thinking can become an obsession, with constant affirmations at one end of the spectrum and meditation practices designed to stop thinking altogether at the other.

In the extreme, several influential studies proposed to dispense with 'tree thinking' altogether as an artificial construct having little to do with actual evolution, at least as far as bacteria and archaea are concerned [ 12- 15].

A way to avoid foot-in-the-mouth moments altogether, the thinking goes, is not to put a foot in the door in the first place.