Sentence examples for guilty of thinking from inspiring English sources
And I hope supporters of sustainable food who I think are sometimes guilty of thinking we just need more rules will instead recognize that the people arguing against more regulations aren't always wrong and that perhaps these two groups can meet somewhere in the middle and hold hands and eat a sustainably raised, grass-fed hamburger.
I don't think I'm the only person who is guilty of thinking something along the lines of "I won't try my hardest, so that when things don't turn out like I want, I won't be as disappointed".
I don't think I'm the only person who is guilty of thinking something along the lines of "I won't try my hardest, so that when things don't turn out like I want, I won't be as disappointed". This line of thinking is a cheap shot at returning to the comfort zone, and it's dumb.
Likewise, the ECB was perhaps guilty of thinking it had cracked it.
Another team that has perhaps been guilty of thinking about Europe first is Dortmund, a club that plays only 30 minutes east of Schalke's Veltins-Arena.
If you work in commissioning you may be a little aggrieved at the suggestion but if you work in the NHS you are probably guilty of thinking it.
"In the past I was as guilty as anyone of thinking I would turn my back on R&B and hip-hop because I liked the sincerity of rock'n'roll, which tends to wear its heart on its sleeve.
Broadcasters have been guilty of wrongly thinking that British viewers did not want to see older women on television, a senior BBC news executive has admitted.
He berated himself for having previously been guilty of "always thinking of the future … I was always anti-romanticising the past.
Here is a one-item test to see whether you are guilty of cloudy thinking about gas prices: Do you believe that they are something a president can control?
Gabon, supposedly a far stronger outfit than their opponents, were guilty of perhaps thinking they could play within themselves and achieve a draw that would see them through.
