Sentence examples for thinking between from inspiring English sources

I think she feels grounded in moments when, thinking between her past and her present, she reaches an epiphanic certainty and takes action.

I was thinking between me and God".

"It gives us the opportunity to work with one health primary care trust, one local authority, one police authority - it's joined up thinking between services".

The findings, which came in a YouGov poll for The Times, exposes the gulf in thinking between Labour MPs and party members.

What is striking is the convergence in thinking between the center and center-left that has taken place in recent years, as the basic facts about rising inequality have become impossible to ignore.

But Hunt bridled as he was asked whether there was enough joined-up thinking between the Department of Culture, Media and Sport and colleagues in the Health and Education departments on how best to realise the Games' legacy.

I'm thinking somewhere between American Beauty and that dinner scene at the end of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

A whole world of space surrounds each tiny work so that visitors have thinking room between pictures.

And then, in between, thinking about the bad, you think about the good.

Findings failed to provide sufficient evidence to support the existence of a relationship between either bilingualism and critical thinking ability, or between critical thinking disposition and critical thinking ability.

There's a difference, though, between being discerning and being judgmental, and between thinking critically and being critical.