Sentence examples for responded thinking from inspiring English sources

"No," Harris responded, thinking back to 1998.

"Explain to me why this is relevant," he asked Perlmutter, who responded, "Thinking about basic science leads to basic applications".

"Well, I am sometimes," she responded, thinking of a Bible study she was leading for the New York Yankees at the time.

Twenty-six social psychology students were exposed to the same two treatment conditions: covert question format (which required passive responding—"thinking" about an answer) and overt question format (which required active responding—"clicking" on an answer).

The victim uses an embedded link to respond, thinking that it is taking him to a legitimate Web site.

The organizing committee contacted 45 architects, but at first Pei did not respond, thinking that his work on the Dallas City Hall had left a negative impression.

"It's just a leather jacket," I respond, thinking, "doesn't the Bible say, 'come as you are?'" Besides, I wasn't there for church anyway, just happened to be in the neighborhood.

Well, he responded after thinking it over, they should stop just short of borrowing enough to leave them broke.

"Uh... 19... 82," Winfrey responded after thinking about it.

He was not a source for Matt". I responded instinctively, thinking he was trying to spin me, and said something like, "Are you sure about that?

Cook agreed with me in part and responded that thinking about death in a conscious way "can increase your appreciation for things" and "can be a great thing," adding that there are 30 years of research to back this up.