Sentence examples for thinking mainly from inspiring English sources

It is thinking mainly of Turkey.

I am thinking mainly of the House Republicans.

Initially, many may have been thinking mainly in terms of averted disasters.

My friend Carolyn agreed to come along, thinking mainly of margaritas by the pool.

32% said tidying up slack operations and 30% are thinking mainly of expansion and returning to business as usual.

That is old, discredited, thinking, mainly due to the arrival of the new, but already discredited Europa League.

It could also trigger grief over parents who had not been offered any help because they were never diagnosed: " … I get very sad when I think about it, because I am mainly thinking about my mother, who has it, but doesn't know it" (1).

I'm mainly thinking, to be honest, of the boy who was a street actor that you found.

Others were less enthusiastic, and the president — who was mainly thinking about Iran — didn't push very hard.

I don't really have a preference as to which country to visit, but was mainly thinking Sweden or Iceland.

I guess – this will sound bad – I have managed to relish the show for all its 13 years without noticing how seriously they took the quiz element, thinking it was mainly about the surreal genius of Alan Davies and its alchemical reaction with Stephen Fry's headmasterly omniscience, with other comedians acting as fresh meat and the answers more of a garnish.