Sentence examples for thinking at this point from inspiring English sources

What are you thinking at this point?

"O.K.," you're thinking at this point, "got it.

But not what I wanted to hear about administration thinking at this point.

Nevertheless, our portrait of who they are and what they are thinking at this point in the campaign may shed some light on the candidates' prospects in November.

In a later interview, he explained what he was thinking at this point, and the decision he faced.

"Intel is probably thinking at this point that they can use Linux to move up the value chain," says John Robb, principal and co-founder of technology analyst firm Gomez Advisors.

"All I was thinking at that point was, 'Bourbon,' " he said.

These will be followed by prompts such as: tell me more about that; how did that affect you; how did you feel about that; what were you thinking at that point.

"I am not aware of any changes they are thinking about at this point," he said.

That could point to domestic, anti-government extremists, suggested Mr Keating, a member of the House of Representatives Homeland Security Committee.Over on overtly liberal MSNBC, the anchor Chris Matthews had this to say, as he asked a guest whether he was leaning towards a domestic explanation:And would you as an expert be thinking domestic at this point?

MR. UROWSKY -- Because in this business, even a competitor who has not achieved mass market success -- and clearly whether some of these technologies have already achieved what borders on mass market success -- I'm thinking particularly at this point of Linux, certainly Apple and Java as well.