Sentence examples for gift thinking from inspiring English sources

Louise says, "Sajad brought these clothes as a gift, thinking nothing of it.

He worries about this unconventional gift thinking people will misinterpret his motives in displaying such a large flag on his property.

Giving the right gift means thinking less about what thing you want to buy, and more about who the two of you are together.

Anyone with the gift of thinking realistically might want to consider a career in business.

Not only is he quick to spot flaws in technique, he has a gift for thinking up ways to put them right.

A rock tribute delivered by a drummerless acoustic band is always likely to wind up a little stiffer and more formal than the source material, but the jazz-improv freedoms of the resourceful Deltas, and Simcock's spontaneous gift for thinking outside any box, nonetheless gave the gig an unexpectedly visceral punch.

God gave us human brains, and we have the responsibility to honor that gift by thinking for ourselves.

Scientists and creative artists have an amazing gift for thinking outside the box and allowing their imaginations the freedom to grow and evolve their thoughts, many of which have created products that have changed the way we live entirely.

Do you want your wife to be cleaning up her own breakfast gift, meanwhile thinking about the terrible things she wants to do to you? No! If your kids assist, make sure they're being monitored.

People who made large lifetime gifts last year thinking the exclusion amount was about to drop, "cracked open the door to the secret of the estate plan," says Susan T. Bart, a lawyer with Sidley Austin in Chicago.

This means when they are picking out gifts, they are thinking if the gift is worthy of the recipient posting a photo of the gift on social media.