Sentence examples for beginning to think with from inspiring English sources

Democratic America is beginning to think with its head, not its heart.

Lately, I've begun to think — with real trepidation — that I'll have to get a BlackBerry.

Artists began to think with their hands, working through ideas on paper, rather than merely recording the world.

As we went on the run to the final we began to think with each victory we had a better chance, even as a fourth division club.

"To put away aimlessness and weakness and to begin to think with purpose is to enter the ranks of those strong ones who only recognize failure as one of the path -- ways to attainment.

But chances are his past will catch up with him as voters begin to think with their head rather than gut instinct that Friedman seems to believe motivates many voters.

On at least three occasions, I've told myself that's it, I'm done with this, it's too dangerous, too expensive, I'm setting a bad example for my daughter, and I should just accept myself the way nature intended, which I'm beginning to think is with the extra twenty pounds on me.

As we set off I am beginning to think I might bond with the bike.

He said: "People are beginning to think 'here is somebody with early onset dementia who may have played rugby and I've heard something about head injuries and I wonder if these are linked'.

And I'm beginning to think the problem lies not with the shows but with the play.

I was beginning to think so until I spoke with the conservative at the Montessori picnic.