Sentence examples for carrying on thinking from inspiring English sources

For this reason, let me suggest that you follow our Socialist proposals, because the problem with the European Union is this: if we do not make it clear to the public that this Union of ours offers them social security, and allow them to carrying on thinking that Brussels is out to destroy their social security, the risks we incur will outweigh the opportunities we create.

And if they carry on thinking like that, they will be defeated.

I carried on thinking that way for the next 15 years.

But let's put aside the conspiracy thrillers, in which the public carries on thinking that everything is basically normal while unseen puppetmasters decide our fate.

We carried on, thinking tech was not a priority for that government, just as other governments had treated it.

Really it's been a question of … being able to face myself and look at myself warts and all … 'what am I going to do about it?' … I've recognised that if I carried on thinking like that I'm just gonna keep tripping myself up and I'm never gonna have anything nice to say about myself.

Bob would carry on thinking he was my father and Ivan would maybe think it but not be sure.

In other words, philosophers and theologians need to carry on thinking about evil.

"I would like to get married in the future but I'm scared it might never happen if I carry on thinking about girls the way I do".

And if that wasn't enough, they should carry on thinking and thinking again until they had come to the right answer.

Sans tea, the concept of Englishness can be distilled down to nothing more than a poster reading: "Keep calm and carry on thinking Wayne Rooney is a slightly better striker than he is".