Sentence examples for thinking held from inspiring English sources

Reason: Popular thinking held that the Internet would render such publications obsolete.

"Will I have enough?" is the question you constantly ask yourself, when perhaps the question should be, "How prepared am I to live on less?" Old thinking held that by the time you retired, your big life-expenses would be behind you: Your house would be paid off and you would live mortgage-free, your children's college educations would be paid for.

The Dysfunctional Attitude Scale (DAS) was designed to measure patterns of maladaptive thinking held by depressed individuals.

"I think people were thinking: 'Hold on a minute, that's wrong'.

"I just remember thinking, 'Hold it together, hold it together, hold it together'.

And I'm just thinking: 'Hold it together, hold it together, hold it together".

Current EU thinking holds that these countries can be placed in the same general framework as countries in North Africa and the Middle East.

People would ask that but in my head I'd be thinking, hold on a minute, I've only just come to terms with this one.

I imagine Theon and Yara sailing away, turning to each other, "The Graduate -style, and thinkinGraduate -stylere and we going?

The eagle-eyed among you might now be thinking, 'Hold on a minute…  Didn't Corrie already get there first, nearly 18 years ago, with their Hayley Cropper character?' That's true – and again, it was an important baby step for visibility.

And when we put the mask on and Velcro the Velcro, he says, or rather it says, "guten morgen, papa!" because we are trying to teach him German, and have installed the German Learning module in our ICS2100.... Now, Mrs. Faniglia, you may be thinking, Hold on a sec, of course this guy loves his i can speak!