"You can't leave without thinking your heart is in Patriot Point".
Matter of fact, most men show up, do the planned activity and then leave without ever thinking about what went wrong, if there were mixed words or if the other person is ok.
Sometimes it's easy to sit down in a restaurant, order, eat and leave without really thinking about what really goes into making that experience a memorable one, and there's nothing wrong with that.
He's a sexy moralist, and he can't bear the idea that we might leave the theatre without thinking, or bothering to understand why we were drawn there in the first place.
Being a business owner, I can't leave the house without thinking of how I can change the world or improve a current system.
And I'm like, "who leaves the house without thinking like that?" Another reason I like the L Train is I know that if I'm coming home twisted, I know I won't wake up with my pockets empty and my wallet missing.
As I've explained in the examples here, companies are often fond of starting up data projects "left, right and centre" without thinking enough about how this might impact resources in the future.
You can leave tomorrow for Paris without thinking twice, or immerse yourself in music or art.
What I find interesting is the way most people who sometimes enjoy passive entertainment seem to find authors they like and other authors who leave them cold (or worse) without thinking about it, almost as if their taste in light fiction is a part of their nature.
When I questioned why he was leaving so abruptly he said (without thinking), "Well it's Mother's Day, and if we aren't going to do anything now because of the rain, then I should go be with her... .. And in that moment he broke my heart in ways he probably to this day would not understand.
You couldn't have listened to her without thinking she was leaving the Labour party".
