Sentence examples for thinking about attending from inspiring English sources

His son, also named Donald, is a high school senior thinking about attending Rutgers University.

Friends say Danny's English is improving and that he is thinking about attending George Washington High School in the fall.

He graduated from high school with honors and said he was thinking about attending college in Seattle, where he has a friend from Kakuma.

When I graduated and told him I was thinking about attending Harvard Business School, he said to me, "I'd take a Vietnam veteran through the front door before I'd take a Harvard Business School grad through the back door".

A good writer would never do what he's told to do by -- shudder -- an M.F.A. program!); just to let the young writers who read the Book Review (and who might themselves be thinking about attending an M.F.A. program someday) know: no M.F.A. program worth its salt would ever "teach" a writer not to use the second person, not to write in present tense, not to tell a story sequentially.

I would encourage you to visit the institutions you're thinking about attending and the departments that interest you.

Transparency approaches to self-knowledge, like Evans', emphasize cases in which it seems that one arrives at an accurate self-ascription not by means of attending to, or thinking about, one's own mental states, but rather by means of attending to or thinking about the external states of the world that the target mental states are about.

Worth thinking about, indeed.

In Melbourne, fans are thinking twice about attending the Australian Football League grand final on Saturday.

The other Hilton guests thinking about mice were attending the BRIC-GARN Meeting 2011.

I started thinking about the idea after attending a preview of an auction of Truman Capote's belongings, in 2006.