Sentence examples for thinking at one point from inspiring English sources

At least that's what the telecast's producers were thinking at one point during their planning, according to two Academy members who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of angering their tight-lipped organization.

"I had to change my thinking at one point because I was getting too preoccupied with the record, and putting too much pressure on myself," he said.

"You have to remember that this is a very small town, and we were all thinking, at one point, that we were going to be the weekend White House," the elder Mr. Young said during a recent interview here.

He was basically telling us, 'You always have to be thinking.' " At one point, Brown said, he executed a sloppy screen-and-roll, only to have Jordan go over it with him until he got it right.

I am glad to say I saw you as Mrs Robinson too – another perfect part for you but I missed you as Martha!!! Am I right in thinking that you, at one point wanted to not do the role of China Blue - it is a very full-on part and film but that's what our Ken did - he pushed the boundaries.

Thinking about suicide at one point in life is not uncommon, [ 13, 14] but most persons with suicidal ideation do not proceed to action.

NHK's TV special features scenes of Miyazaki learning to animate on a tablet, chewing his staff out for animating "without thinking about anything," and at one point suggesting that a worker "quit ASAP," according to a translation from Kotaku.

Sarah Jessica Parker's production company has a first-look deal with HBO, and for years she had been looking to develop a series about a troubled relationship, at one point thinking that it might be a drama.

At one point, thinking of parents who have many children, she writes that "the egoism of childbearing is like the egoism of colonizing a country — both carry the wish of imprinting yourself on the world, and making it over with your values, and in your image".

Here too is Ernest van Someren, a forward-thinking family man, who at one point describes himself as a conscientious objector but is nevertheless a research chemist working on various ways to beat the Nazis.

After about 20 minutes I'd genuinely tricked my brain into thinking it was a physical space, and at one point I was so confused I tried to lean my arm on the non-existent window to my left.