Sentence examples for cannot avoid thinking that from inspiring English sources

Reflecting on this, he told his adoring crowd that God is responsible "for the fact that I am 89" and that it is "true that when you get to that stage you cannot avoid thinking that yesterday when I was younger we were many.

While travel bans may not be justifiable, UK travellers cannot avoid thinking about their personal ethical responsibilities to the people of the countries that they are visiting.

And in this light it cannot avoid thinking again about Syria.

You needed to avoid thinking that you were six stories below ground.

I really try to avoid thinking that there is pressure on me to carry the team.

And while he holds that we cannot avoid thinking of ourselves as persisting, unitary beings, he attributes this self-conception to necessary requirements for thought which do not directly support substantive ontological conclusions about the nature of the self.

But my take on Shakespeare is that we must avoid thinking in hindsight.

It is made up of three dimensions: a) rumination: incapacity to avoid thinking about pain; b) magnification: exaggeration of the impact that pain produces; and c) helplessness: the feeling that one cannot free without overcome pain [ 13].

Try to avoid thinking about the event.

He had always avoided thinking about all that female apparatus.

Fourth, the craftsman has to avoid the trap of thinking that right makes right.