Sentence examples for thinking going to from inspiring English sources

Is that kind of rational cost-benefit thinking going to attract Greenpeace, or the Sierra Club, or National Audubon, or whatever?

What was he thinking, going to a party, even a party like Kate Lotvelt's, when the pilot, with a little work, could be given to Pleble, and he could finally maybe say goodbye to tax-friendly backwaters and start taking real meetings with actors and executives?

He took a very long, very hot shower, and he kept thinking: Go to hell.

Whereas if something I just bashed out without thinking went to No1 I'd be elated.

Get 'em young, the thinking goes, to maximize returns from the initial investment.

No longer would politicians retire to back rooms, the thinking went, to draw their own maps after every census.

Volumes of short fiction often masquerade in novel's clothing — the easier, the thinking goes, to sell them.

The markings really are noticeable only upon close inspection — and hardly noticeable at all, the thinking goes, to a driver who is calling in his pizza order.

These skills of independent creative thinking go to the wayside with too much supervision.

Humboldt's thoughts gained popularity because they fit within an existing line of thinking going back to at least the late 1400s.

Such thinking goes back to the German philosopher Ludwig Feuerbach (The Essence of Christianity, 1841) in the 19th century.