Sentence examples for thinking for all from inspiring English sources

"I'm thinking, for all this effort, things should be going way better than this".

Usher described the song's idea as "wishful thinking for all men to have a woman who takes control and compliments us the way we compliment them", and Steve Jones of USA Today saw the song as a way for Usher to "satisfy his inner freak ... within the confines of marriage".

Animism is therefore spontaneous, the 'natural' way of thinking for humans: all humans began as animistic children and for most of human evolutionary history would have grown into animistic adults.

But the burden of thinking for himself, rejecting all external values, leads him into some strange places.

Can't help thinking that for all we laugh at them now the same could so easily happen tomorrow.

Look only at the images on children's food products and you'd be forgiven for thinking that for all the soul-searching about kids' obesity and new advertising restrictions, little has changed.

The sun is shining bright, it is silent but for birdsong, and I'm thinking that for all those years Knight, Berry and DeJesus were locked in Castro's cellar, underneath this soil.

It's a lovely sentiment, and Chaleur Humaine bears that line of thinking out: for all the seriousness of the issues the lyrics explore, it always feels like a pleasure rather than hard work.

But the end result is so hard to credit, it leaves me thinking that for all the fun of the set-up, this may be a push too far.

If I go to a philosophy conference I may come away just having learned four more wrinkles in the debate about something philosophers have been thinking about for all my life".

I felt sorry for her, thinking of all she must be missing out on in life.