If you drink, you're not contented; you're anxious about your next drink, always thinking of what lie you can tell to get it.
Walter was thinking of what lay ahead, the light that would come on in the refrigerator when the door was opened.
One gets the sense that at least some of them view the last 7 years as a long stretch of lying back and thinking of England (or at least Ronald Reagan).
Graham has argued that echoes of this line of thinking lay in the background of Mencius's thought.
Continual revisiting of the scientific thinking under lying risk assessment policies is valuable, but a change of this nature which would depart from decades of well-established practice needs to be carefully and critically examined.
Thinking of the president lying beside the first lady did make her feel "like an intruder," she admits.
Maslin mocks Alford as a debutante who knew what she was up to, and writes that she doesn't deserve sympathy: Thinking of the president lying beside the first lady did make her feel "like an intruder," she admits.
Intellectually, both the Obama and Romney campaigns are undoubtedly aware of the general line of thinking that lies behind Gordon's analysis, and of related findings in books like "The Great Stagnation" by Tyler Cowen of George Mason University.
It comes, he says, from just sitting and thinking, or lying next to one of the other men, "giving people company, being almost tender," even though, he goes on to say, that other man is likely to have urinated in the bed or to be shouting for whiskey.
I think we all know exactly what sort of thinking lay behind that supposed sanitisation, and tonight I am HONOURED to stand in this room – among this group of tractor producers – to call bullshit on it".
