Sentence examples for thinking not so from inspiring English sources

We did the work and the math on a real-world farm and we're thinking — not so fast.

Nevertheless, I find myself thinking not so much about the virtues of silence but of being heard.

He was thinking not so much of any one film but of a book called "Fellini's Faces," edited by Christian Strich.

"Usually, when you get a group of nine people, at least one will be thinking not so much of doing the right thing but saving his own skin.

" 'If you call out in the desert, no one will hear you.' " But I knew what he was thinking: not so long ago, these mountains were covered with desert junipers and groves of bitter olive.

Is it going to be a net plus?" The weekend war of words between Corker and Trump had left Rogers, like many lobbyists in town, thinking not so much of the actual world war that Corker warned about (though he's worried about that, too) but about the fate of Trump's proposed tax-reform plan.

As Apple Insider suggests, it may be that Apple has had enough of thinking not-so-differently from other laptop makers.

Not only is this negative behavior, but it will show others that you are capable of thinking not-so-nice things about others.

"I think the bishops were thinking, 'O.K., not so bad,' " he said.

Those who favoured the latter line of thinking cared not so much about the conflict itself but more about how its course might affect them specifically.

Yet some of Ayittey's thinking is not so new.