Sentence examples for call thinking from inspiring English sources

Blankfein made the call, thinking that he was supposed to rescue Citi.

North might still make that call, thinking that his major-suit length more than compensated for a few missing high-card points.

So I was happy to receive this call, thinking that somehow I was being singled out by the State Department, perhaps in conjunction with the Department of Homeland Security.

If we saw a human doing what we'd call thinking, I'd like to apply the term in exactly the same way to computers.

But on the Latin-Averroistic view, Aristotle is not thus referring to another capacity of the human soul, the intellect, but, rather, referring to a separate entity thanks to whose action human beings engage in what we call thinking.

-What do we call thinking?

It's called thinking.

He prefers to show clients what he calls "thinking produced in its raw form".

That's called thinking outside the box, and I'd love to see DofE youngsters develop the skill.

We located her at her home in La Jolla, California, and she almost hung up when we called, thinking we were telemarketers.

This point was made in 1979 by the British molecular biologist Francis Crick, in a Scientific American article called "Thinking about the Brain".