Sentence examples for thinking in part from inspiring English sources

He was thinking in part about societal taboos — and how to thumb his nose at them.

Mr. Abrams was probably thinking, in part, of the Title I adventures of Robert Moses in dealing with New York housing.

So I was thinking, in part, of a sentimental journey when I arranged to sail in July on the QE2, the 32-year-old flagship of the Cunard Line.

European leaders, in deciding how they should treat the U.K., will be thinking, in part, about Brexit's effect on the stability of the E.U. itself, which they very much want to preserve.

It is, by any measure, a difficult way of thinking, in part because our brains did not evolve tools to perceive or intuitively understand the scales of microbes or galaxies.

I'm thinking, in part, of VRS Es early demo, as well as Alexander Tsiaras's2010 tearlyic talk, featuredemo TED, asd well ashugely emotionAlexander Tsiarasd be to go inside the womb and see your own baby's fetus at giant scale within the womb.

If Disco Night Sept 11 is a work that asserts anything, it's that the exploration of that dissonance is both an integral part of thinking in a historical context and an unavoidable part of just plain growing up.

One is that it is constituted in part by thinking in terms of philosophical conceptions, especially complex ideas, particularly those of relation, as well as involving significant positions in philosophical psychology and the philosophy of language.

Thinking in new ways is part our culture.

And we have so much diversity of thinking in the country, and part of the reason why this American experiment has lasted is because there's a lot of different ways for people to express themselves, to believe what they want to believe, or choose not to believe, so I think the separation of church and state has served us very well, and I will certainly defend it.

She ran forward, shouting, and the men around him parted, thinking in the confusion that a woman on the front lines must be a doctor.