Sentence examples for thinking constantly from inspiring English sources

She's thinking constantly, and you'll have these moments of silence.

But I myself have been thinking constantly of America.

Keeping the business working, he said, means thinking, constantly, about territory.

Driving away, she says, "I find myself thinking constantly of the past these days".

The next day, the narrator takes a train to Paris, where he spends a month, thinking constantly of Miosvatis.

But when he writes in one poem "I myself have been thinking constantly of America", he means it.

The fact that you are here just proves you can't get over it, constantly thinking about not constantly thinking about that person is redundant and counterproductive.

But at least it's worth thinking about constantly, fine, frisky, philosophical minds applied.

His exposure to technology is something I'm thinking about constantly: how much do I have the phone or television on?

I get to travel to some amazing places and I'm constantly thinking the grass is always greener.

Governments always think like this – they're constantly thinking a big database will solve all the problems.