Sentence examples for never thinking that from inspiring English sources

He wrote it as a joke, never thinking that the headline would ever see print.

"We are never thinking that we can sell X number of bags if we lowered the cost.

"I was never thinking that I could be professional tennis player, that I could win Wimbledon or championships, or something like this.

"As a child I used to cling to the railings of Buckingham Palace, never thinking that one day I would be decorated by the Queen".

He jumped his first two minor league teams, never thinking that the White Sox, his hometown team, would get fed up.

"I thought I'd encountered a band of highway robbers, never thinking that these outlaws were actually with the government," he writes, recalling how he was immobilised and suffocated by his captors in the back of a vehicle.

Many people with cancer say they eventually stop thinking about how unjust it is that cancer struck them specifically, but I never stop thinking that.

We were never thinking like that in our day.

I'm like, 'Where did they get this?' Back then, I was never thinking like that.

When Kennedy was killed in 1968 I got out of politics, thinking that never again would I be thrilled by politicians, or as interested in trying to change the world.

"Well, Ma... ..... Roth relates that he began speaking aloud, once he had decided to stay at the cemetery awhile, and he ponders the banality of one's thinking in such places, thinking that never differs much from Hamlet's as he contemplates the skull of Yorick — even if the language doesn't quite compare.