Sentence examples for liked thinking from inspiring English sources

But my heart was reluctant: I liked thinking of myself as being different; that after the Indian village and Myanmar monasteries, I could think beyond the locks and walls of the developed world.

"You'd not have liked thinking anyway," was, roughly speaking, their awkward group response.

My husband and I liked thinking that we were at the vanguard of an important economic and cultural shift toward this part of the country — "Fort Collins is the new Portland!" he kept telling people.

It's in her nature (as I've invented it) to invest her story with an almost heroic resonance, and I liked thinking of it in those terms — her taking hold of her intelligence as if she were pulling a sword from a stone, and then being waylaid, en route to her brave adventure, by her biology (perhaps like a Green Knight).

In a moment that could have been scripted, she graciously accepted and returned the compliment in kind before saying, "Have you noticed that we're fucking geniuses, and we almost only talk about what we're wearing?" I laughed; indeed, I had noticed, and I liked thinking that both parts of her sentences could be true simultaneously.

He liked thinking about science though, and set out to ask really important questions.

Nobody likes thinking about that dog.

He continues: "I like thinking around specific holidays, though.

Maybe he doesn't like thinking about his death.

Lewinsky doesn't like thinking about her past.

We don't like thinking about our shit, period.