Sentence examples for his thinking of from inspiring English sources

We invite him to consider the possibility that TV, as an instrument of culture, does not matter as much as he thinks it does... His disappointment may come from his thinking of TV as the natural successor to literature or conversation, when in fact it is only the successor to the old parcheesi board, from which no sensible player ever expected great spiritual rewards.

"It's really part of his thinking of the public body.

Drury once said that not a day goes by without his thinking of Roy.

Feith, though, preferred to discuss the influence on his thinking of Edmund Burke, the political philosopher who feared instability as much as neoconservatives seem to embrace it.

So too do Elster's often objectionable ramblings: there's something very queasy about his thinking of war, specifically Iraq, as a "haiku".

Mix the backdrop of Millen/Sanders with consecutive, listless losses the last two weeks, plus the feeling in the Lions' locker room that Ross was far too regimented, way too temperamental, too conservative in his offensive approach, too old school and too inflexible in his thinking of the proper relationship between player and head coach, and the result was a split.

His thinking on spheres of influence seems atavistic.

His ambition was to play jazz, but his grandparents, thinking of his father, forbade it.

In his first season as Jets coach, Edwards tried to keep his players thinking of the immediacy of things.

(Somewhere, Mr. Spielberg is stroking his chin, thinking of new collaborations).

"He was cheating on his wife, thinking of leaving her.