Sentence examples for cannot help thinking that from inspiring English sources

And yet I cannot help thinking that most campaign promises are made to be ignored, and most positions taken to be overcome by events.

I admit my part in this, but I cannot help thinking that had there been continuity of care, at least through the records, the NHS would have picked this up sooner.

When I think of, or re-read, this book, I cannot help thinking that if someone in his position could produce a piece of work as beautiful as this, nothing is really as bad as it seems.

You cannot help thinking that Murdoch should be concerned.

I cannot help thinking that Kandor and Superman meant something more personal to Kelley, too.

And I cannot help thinking that knowing is the same thing as sympathizing".

I cannot help thinking of that lone girl in my nephew's computer science class.

One cannot help thinking, however, that the American preference for clogged-up highways and airports will make the country look so old, so 20th-century-ish.

I cannot help thinking, though, that my strategy advice to the company from three years back still remains valid.

In that case I cannot say that 'I still believe that p for good reasons', but will perhaps say that 'I cannot help thinking, believing, imaging that p'.

But God cannot help thinking of creatures, since to think of Himself is to think of His constitutive principles, that is, of the ideas of creatures.