Sentence examples for crossed thinking from inspiring English sources

If you are now sitting there reading this with your arms crossed, thinking, I hate politics!

I watched Rachel weigh in with my arms crossed, thinking that, perhaps, I was projecting my own jealousy onto her, and scolded myself for skinny-shaming her.

If they let one pass, many others would cross thinking they'll help them too".

Some witnesses believed she was trying to cross the track, thinking the horses had passed by, others believed she had tried to pull down Anmer.

Mrs. Cross, thinking of her own daughter Monica, about the same age, held that Patricia was too young to get married Mr. C. disagreed heartily.

I call it the Sea of Reeds -- a shallow part of the Red Sea that the Jews crossed without thinking, but that when the Egyptians with their chariots and their armor came, they sunk.

Politicians also use it a lot, and I always get cross, thinking, "Do you know where that's from?" That sketch works so well simply because it's funny.

"That thought never crossed my mind – thinking that I was going to die that day.

Last week, she was sitting there in a room full of women, all sitting, arms crossed; she was thinking, 'I don't believe this is happening to me.' It takes a couple of drinks, though, and people open up.

"I crossed the line thinking 'have I won?' I waited for the results to come on the board.

They were festive as they crossed the Atlantic, thinking they were leaving danger behind.