Sentence examples for finding myself thinking from inspiring English sources

I couldn't believe I was finding myself thinking that Hugh Laurie has sex appeal.

Along with the tiny texts, I'm finding myself thinking more motivational thoughts such as, "Get in your steps!" or "Gotta get in my 10!" (referring to reaching my goal of 10,000 steps per day).

This mild panic I'm finding myself in has me thinking a great deal about two characteristics of China that people have been referencing in the last few weeks as I've been planning this trip and doing pre-interviews: Patience and speed.

He is, however, finding himself thinking in certain situations on the court.

And for all of us in the Bay Area finding themselves thinking about the closest snow being a few hundred miles away: it shouldn't be an issue.

Are you finding yourself thinking about marrying him or having a life with her?

Like any appetite, the appetite for finding out, and thinking about what is learned, grows by feeding; and with the nourishment it provides, come other goods of mind and heart.

The early symptoms of dementia include memory problems, difficulties in word finding and thinking processes, a lack of initiative, changes in personality or behavior, in day to day function at home, or at work, and in taking care of oneself.

The report concluded from the "stunning" findings that "thinking about the body and comparing it to sexualized cultural ideals disrupted mental capacity".

Collectively, these findings encouraged thinking that many plasticity zone genes are functional, and that some could affect H. pylori phenotypes such as persistence or virulence in particular host environments.

"She's finding another way of thinking about herself," Ms. Child said.