Sentence examples for thinking not because from inspiring English sources

Robert Kynaston, a dairy farmer at Great Wollaston on the Shropshire-Powys border, subscribes to this way of thinking not because he has money to spare but because he appreciates the results.

You didn't know what he was thinking, not because you never know what he's thinking, but because he seemed to be thinking of nothing at all.

With an election looming that looks like wishful thinking, not least because, as in almost every country, the young are the least likely to turn out.

You might suppose that was standard, but McIntyre recounts with horror a story of a West End director who told his cast: "If I'm quiet it's because I am thinking – and not because I need any ideas from you".

We've gone from thinking 'Our children can't, because…', to thinking, 'Our children can'," he says.

I'm not thinking about it because right now it's all about getting safe," he said, ahead of Saturday's trip to fellow strugglers Huddersfield.

So I had to think about not thinking, because my brain wasn't going to react fast enough to all the shimmies to keep me on the line.

"We can't be thinking, 'Don't call penalties, because we're not going to score.' " The Rangers' penalty killing had been one of their bright spots.

We can't say for certain what accounts for the change, but one likely explanation is worth thinking about, not least because it challenges entrenched claims from both the left and right that have blocked innovations in public-health policy.

If you're thinking of not paying taxes because you didn't receive a 1099-K, Jennifer Escalona Dunn suggests you think again.

But I also remember thinking, 'Jesus, not him,' because there was a lot of darkness there, which I knew that for the next eight months would be my life".