Sentence examples for tell thinking from inspiring English sources

He was my Ruler, He; He was most good to me; Now that I reckon well The tale I have to tell, Thinking of Him My old eyes become dim So that I cannot see.

I finished "Which Lie Did I Tell?" thinking that Goldman detests most film directors not only because they can be destructive but also because he does not fully understand their art.

I nabbed a Dial-Pak for use during my third-grade elementary school class's "show-and-tell," thinking it was a nifty 30-digit telephone dialer (it wasn't full of pills).

Maybe she doesn't want to tell me, thinking I don't know".

I would tell anyone thinking about becoming a mature student to go for it.

In an ideal world I would tell students thinking about working in the business to work for themselves, and not an agency.

"Apple clearly wanted to tell people thinking about buying a cellphone in the next few months that they should wait for the iPhone," says Whitehouse.

I have to tell you, thinking and talking about Lyme disease brings tears to my eyes.

This one earns the noun: it observes no important distinction between telling and thinking.

"Maybe we have to do math differently next time," she told them, thinking out loud.

"Oh, one, maybe two," Michael told him, thinking that Jeter might be poking fun and he would beat him to the punch line.