Sentence examples for thinking badly from inspiring English sources

So when you think someone is thinking badly of you, it's really you thinking badly of you.

These fellows who pulled their carts with such big grins seemed incapable of even thinking badly of their employer.

Staying silent when you are not sure what is required means that you are afraid of people thinking badly of you.

He becomes haunted by thinking badly of her: why should she not have found a lover... brought up in comradely poverty, someone who has been in prison, someone whose metier of outwitting policemen and warders was newly her own.

When you fear that they're thinking badly of you, check it out: Ask them what's going on.

While looking for hard cash, I started thinking seriously about why I wanted to do a PhD so badly.

Such thinking chimes badly with authentic sustainability though.

It should have been apparent that most central banks' pre-crisis models – both the formal models and the mental models that guide policymakers' thinking – were badly wrong.

He had been in a near-fatal car accident, in 2005, so the fact that he had returned to performing, twelve years after his previous album, "Voodoo," was less surprising than nerve-racking: if you cared about D'Angelo, you couldn't stop thinking, How badly could this go?

If somebody were to send me a badly written novel I would not use the back of those pages for fear of dying in a car crash, and somebody thinking the badly written stuff was mine - it's a small vanity," she says, "but it is my own".

Thinking how badly paid these people who are willing to die for my country are gives me goosebumps. .