Sentence examples for but thinking that from inspiring English sources

But thinking that way is a form of learned helplessness.

But thinking that South was sure to put in dummy's heart nine, West played low smoothly.

But, thinking that all goys are the same, she gets herself baptized by a Protestant minister, and the whole thing has to be redone.

But thinking that everyone is, and should be, an entrepreneur leads us to underrate the virtues of larger businesses and of the income that a steady job can provide.

"I can't keep but thinking that we're going to have at least two to five years of good times," said Kerri D. Martin, president of Diamond Services Company, which has seen gross revenues nearly double in the past year.

Castor defended his decision not to charge Cosby by saying last year that he thought the comedian guilty "but thinking that and being able to prove it are two different things".

But I was thinking: "That is the most stubborn man I have ever met".

But we are not thinking that way.

Probably, but no one is thinking that way now.

"But Lizz," you're thinking, "that's only half.

But maybe you're thinking, "that's fine, then.