Sentence examples for closer thinking from inspiring English sources

'Pardon me, Henry,' I said, and leaned closer, thinking I hadn't heard right.

He moved closer, thinking it was a clump of toadstools breaking through the ground, but there was something about the shape that bothered him.

According to the Seetohs, when Patricia's father was on his deathbed he whispered something that made his family gather closer, thinking that he had some final instructions or blessings to impart.

I stayed until closing, thinking that if the rest of my trip went like this — fortuitous timing, local spirit, minimal cost — it would be quite a summer.

A group of friends from Oregon who were gathered in the privately run gift shop at Faneuil Hall, which was open, were surprised the hall was closed, thinking it was run by the state.

After awhile, as I lay with my eyes closed, thinking bleak thoughts, I started to hear the cheery rattling sound of a power cord being tossed across the floor.

Ghulam Rasool and the gardener said the fatiyah, holding their upturned palms in front of them and silently reciting a prayer, and Sonya stood also with her hands upturned and eyes closed, thinking first of the old man, a life drawn to a close with so little fanfare, and then of her own dead, her father and mother lying under the snow in a Wisconsin graveyard.

Or better yet, he's sitting there, eyes closed, thinking about what the psychiatrist is saying.

"I'd held the watch close, thinking of my father and his bravery," Shinji says in his daughter's account.

She is snuggling you close thinking that it will help you fall asleep so you have perfect access to pick at her teeth and scratch her gums.

Take a shower, listen to music, even just sit there with your eyes closed thinking.