Sentence examples for questions thinking from inspiring English sources

He sat down, and none of the guards asked any questions, thinking he was waiting to pick up some goods.

A call-taker should ask "probing questions," thinking to herself, "Is it beyond every reasonable doubt in your mind that this person just needs an address?" Tuesday, 9 a.m.

"If we learnt anything from the first deployment in Iraq, it's that asking hard questions, thinking it through, even when that takes some time, is more desirable than the alternative.

I'd be left with too many questions, thinking that it's possible to communicate.

Soon-Shiong all of his life has been taking on seemingly impossible tasks, finding bigger answers for lesser questions, thinking far outside of the box.

Clinicians could answer questions thinking about what they would choose for themselves (if they were to have atrial fibrillation) or what they would recommend to their patients.

Respondents who reported using or prescribing a specific AT frequently (154 HCPs and 45 P&Cs) were asked the question: 'Thinking about the AT you use most often, do you think this device is….'.

I was answering this question thinking you were a man.

Once you can answer that question, thinking through what you want most from your next job becomes much easier.

Surprised at this turn of events, you repeat the question, thinking they hadn't heard it.

Alison opens with the question, "Thinking back to ten years ago, how did you feel about becoming a stepparent?