Sentence examples for realised thinking from inspiring English sources

Linda Leaming, author of the wonderful book A Field Guide to Happiness: What I Learned in Bhutan About Living, Loving and Waking Up¸ knows this too".I realised thinking about death doesn't depress me.

'I've got different responses to different patients I've realised just thinking about them.

There's one or two that my heart just goes, "oh dear, here we go…" because I know it's going to be a tough consultation.' [GP, female, Leeds; 794] 'I've got different responses to different patients I've realised just thinking about them.

"With all these choices, I have realised my thinking process about food is more a luxury and a privilege than about whether I am eating for survival".

But I realised I was thinking about Hunger on the way home from school and I couldn't wait to get home and read.

I now realise that in thinking that I could have any influence over whether my girls might get into a DV relationship, I have played into perhaps the greatest myth of domestic abuse: that it is somehow our fault.

"I was trying to make art that my son could look on in the future and would realise I was thinking about him very much during these times... that he can look and see my dad's thinking about me, but to also embed in these things something that is bigger than all of us".

But more than this, she faults him as well for failing to realise that thinking implicates the subject in a sociality or plurality that cannot be divided or destroyed through genocidal aims.

I mean, you can't control it that much, but I think if I realised that enough people were thinking it was a call to arms, I would stop".

But then she says, she realised she was just thinking in hypotheticals.

But it's more likely that the Conservatives – in part driven by Hilton's thinking – have realised that the world has moved away from the green-screen, big-IT projects which used to fill the coffers of the likes of EDS and others, towards embracing a more open standards approach.