Sentence examples for release thinking from inspiring English sources

So we wrote it just to play at parties for our friends and to find a bit of a release, thinking nobody would ever want to work with us.

Perplexed at the turn in his relationship with G.M., Mr. Evans said he reluctantly signed a release thinking that it covered only the specific consulting work he had done for the company and not his reverse-flow cooling system and took the money.

He counted the days to his release, thinking he would continue the same lifestyle that had landed him in jail.

Billboard magazine was not enthusiastic about the 1974 re-release, thinking it looked dated, and stated that the film was "dull, unimaginative and hokey, and does not do justice to the Pink Floyd Vision".

At first, some record companies refused to release it, thinking it was degrading to national pride.

Nick Dykes says he saw it happen in the late 1990s when the second trilogy of Star Wars films went on release: collectors, thinking they were rather cute, snapped up figures for investment – but so did lots of other people.

I still remember my astonishment, while watching the movie in a nearly-empty screening room with the few other critics who took the trouble to attend, a few days before its release, and thinking — as I still do, after seeing it again — that it is, simply, one of the most original movies about religion ever made.

What follows is his account of what it's like to get ready for your release after thinking prison was the place your life would end.

Happily, as the headline of this post trumpets, I can't afford it at the present moment, and so I am released from thinking about it.

It's a label that releases forward thinking dance music best heard in the kind of clubs where everything's pitch black and feels slightly off.

Here's a fact: since their formation in 2007, Bristol based label Black Acre have been committed to releasing forward thinking bass music that's happy to flit between worlds, always refusing simple categorisation.