Sentence examples for that in thinking from inspiring English sources
Mumford basically complained that in thinking about cities Jacobs loved the small Washington Squares so much that she couldn't see the splendor of the great Central Parks.
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.
Some might argue that in thinking about the twins, we should apply the philosophical principle known as "double effect," which, in some circumstances, permits the loss of a life when it is an unintended consequence of saving another.
Luft realized that, in thinking that the medication could be managed along with her career, "I was enabling — a lesser version of what M-G-M had blatantly and inhumanely jammed down her throat".
Earlier this year, Dennis Blair, then America's director of national intelligence, told the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence that in thinking about the next five years in all the world's unstable places "a new mass killing or genocide is most likely to occur in southern Sudan".
But some historians, environmentalists and public health experts say that in thinking about Sept. 11 -- and the broad consequences that are emerging for public health, government regulation and the science of air pollution monitoring -- turning back the clock can be a revealing exercise.
One chiropractor said, "Yeah, I do [try to manage expectations], because I hate people that go in thinking that it's only going to take one adjustment and if it doesn't, they'll think it was my fault.
But Clark warns: "Despite that change in thinking there was no private sector experience injected as a result of that.
That change in thinking might go some distance toward explaining R.E.I.'s Black Friday closure.
"We had this minor panic when that came in, thinking, what are we going to do?!
There are several distinct issues that are important in thinking about compensation.
