Sentence examples for between thinking about from inspiring English sources

And then, in between, thinking about the bad, you think about the good.

Cognitive flexibility has been described as the mental ability to switch between thinking about two different concepts, and to think about multiple concepts simultaneously.

Here we are presented with the difference between thinking about something and thinking something.

McHenry likes to sit on a folding beach chair on her stoop, alternating between thinking about her imaginary waterfront home — "It is a old Victorian house.

True, there's a difference between thinking about deserting Haringey, Hackney or Harrow for Peterhead, Portsmouth or Pontypool and actually doing it.

For Vásquez, it is about the "past as personal baggage we carry as individuals; and the tension between memory and voluntary forgetting; between thinking about the past and suppressing it to move on".

I do think that there is a potential convergence between what policymakers need to be thinking about and what he's talking about".

After they make love, he is pulled back into his present with the thirtysomething Clare, who is waiting for him crossly: "Henry's been gone for almost 24 hours now, and as usual I'm torn between thinking obsessively about when and where he might be and being pissed at him for not being here... I hear Henry whistling as he comes up the path through the garden, into the studio.

"There is a difference between thinking hypothetically about the first woman President and Hillary Clinton actually becoming the first female nominee of a major party, and I think for many women they will find themselves unexpectedly emotional about this," Dunn said via email.

New tests show that the time between him thinking about moving his finger and the motion being accomplished is as short as in an unparalysed person.

When we first started these interviews, in late winter, Roth told me he was "between books" and was thinking about what might follow "The Human Stain".