Sentence examples for thinking indeed from inspiring English sources
Stopping at a red light on a dark Caracas night, what was I thinking indeed?
Pretty soon this kind of thinking — indeed, this kind of life — took its toll: most of us became somehow inferior.
But later on, that decision doesn't look so good, and you wonder: what was I thinking?" Indeed, what were you thinking?
(Economic View, Sept. 4), in which Robert J. Shiller said the stock market's recent volatility resulted from investors trying to decide what other investors are thinking: Indeed, it's not just individual investors who buy stocks this way.
Wishful thinking, indeed.
How dare the cop think he could get inside our minds and know what we're thinking or indeed not thinking?
Worth thinking about, indeed.
They are among the many strands of thought that lie behind "renaissance" thinking, and indeed behind humanism too.
The next lab meeting we had was very awkward, because I was constantly thinking that indeed a lot of the words we were using to communicate our science were directly imported from the language of war.
Suppose this claim were sustained by a Chomskyan theory, showing that the ordinary notion expressed by the natural language word "thinking" is, indeed, correctly applied only to living things, and not to artifactual computers.
