It reaches the tree with the aid of the wind, or (as I sometimes think) by its own power.
My list includes fact and "non-fact" – as I sometimes think of fiction – poetry, original English and translated writing.
Or is there, as I sometimes think, more importance than ever?" It was, I feel, a very happy idea to confine the selections from her diary to her reflections on her own career as a writer.
What about their youth?, I sometimes thought as I walked down the hill with the lights of the school behind me.
(My brother had read me parts of "Gulliver's Travels," and I sometimes thought of her as Glumdalclitch, Gulliver's giant nurse).
Turnover intention was measured as a single item "I sometimes think of finding another job in another place/area but in the same profession".
Students took the CLASS-Bio online at the beginning (pretest) and end (posttest) of the semester and responded to 31 items such as, "To understand biology, I sometimes think about my personal experiences and relate them to the topic being analyzed," on a five-point Likert scale ranging from "strongly disagree" to "strongly agree".
"When I'm walking around down here," Mr. Quinn said as he crossed Seventh Avenue, "I sometimes think I'm the only one still carrying this stuff in my head".
As a wavering Christian and occasional rationalist, I've always found Easter (which I sometimes think of as the New Testament's Passover 2.0) a singularly problematic holiday, both in its cheery, secularized aspects and its grisly, credulity-straining religious form.
As a person who dreams big, I sometimes think about how cool it would be to go down as one of the great Batman artists, but, in reality, I don't really think that will happen.
