Sentence examples for thinking of forming from inspiring English sources

"I'm thinking of forming a breakaway heaven," he tells an angel.

But now both Congress and the BJP are thinking of forming pre-election alliances to avoid vote-splitting.

He said he was thinking of forming a club called Stockholders Who Wish the Stock Market Would Stop Going Up So Fast.

Charles and Sheila announce that they are thinking of forming a rap duo, and Kelly erupts in jealousy, eventually stopping the music in order to restrain himself from cursing.

When Ms. Fado said she was thinking of forming a club two months ago, her neighbor Cathy Schinto said, "I'm in!" Ms. Schinto is a nurse in Greenwich, and "Warning" is her favorite poem.

Q. Some members of our co-op are unhappy with the lack of information we get from the co-op board and are thinking of forming a shareholders' association.

Can we find dialogues in which we encounter a "new theory of forms"—that is, a way of thinking of forms that carefully steers clear of the assumptions about forms that led to Parmenides' critique?

"We were just thinking about the possibilities of forming a political party that would mock the way the other parties have been communicating.

So...thinking in some ways of forming a community, thinking about what art needs -- which in part is the room to make mistakes -- which existed at WOW.

Yet creation is a process which, according to the Timaeus, can be divided into two stages, the demiurgic intellect's thinking of the Forms of all entities and its imposing them on matter.

Now take this example of institutions working with each other and start thinking of other forms of mutual benefit.