Sentence examples for thinking how well from inspiring English sources

"I spent much of Friday poring over Jessica's tweets and couldn't help thinking how well we'd get along.

I remember thinking how well it managed to merge so many sounds together while still being very minimal in its delivery.

I couldn't help thinking how well Cain had prospered: he founded the first city, and, though we don't like to talk about it all that much, we are all his children.

But it makes the biographical approach tricky: I unexpectedly found myself thinking how well these songs – so full of narrative and character and pain – might have been successfully used in a more traditional jukebox musical.

Sounds crazy isn't it but its highly effective every time he pisses you off just be kind to him Thinking how does that work well its simple once you start acting kind to him he will feel guilty and realize his mistake you can try that on any one it really works.

"We were both wishing him well and thinking how neat it was that a third country has the capability to put a man into space.

Dementieva, a worthy Olympic champion but still not widely known, might well be thinking how much more famous she would now be had she just managed to roll the ball just a fraction lower with her cross-court attempted pass or perhaps tried to change the direction.

ZUCKERBERG: Well, I was thinking how, you know, you've got your text-messaging app with four hundred and fifty million users worldwide, and I've got my mobile-friendly social-networking site with 1.2 billion members, and — stop me if this sounds stupid — we could sort of join forces and see what happens?

Well, I was thinking how bad it was that I had insulted these [boys] – all who I have insulted because they had some flaws, and so on.

Thus, in thinking how to distinguish between the two agents, clinicians should consider the clinical effect on HbA1c and weight, as well as tolerability profile and administration route.

"People are thinking, 'How much does this cost?' not, 'How does it get there?' – not just for animals but for their own food as well," Burns says.