Sentence examples for thinking of present from inspiring English sources

Experiental foresight involves thinking of present problems as opportunities and present obstacles and limitations as transcendable.

The Atlantic is also thinking of presenting a revival of the 1925 comedy "The Butter and Egg Man" by George S. Kaufman.

We're already in talks about the scare zones we're thinking of presenting at Halloween Horror Nights 2016 -- we then begin reaching out to all of our partners here at the park about the props and scenic pieces that we're going to need to properly stage in each of these zones," Wallace explained.

Likewise it is impossible to watch "The War" without thinking of the present.

But it is impossible to avoid thinking of the present, too, and here the Y does not shine so brightly, at least when it comes to the public presentations by its Harkness Dance Festival.

Stimulate all their senses so they know they are loved, use kind words, do service, spend time with them, give thoughtful gifts (They do not have to be expense) as a just thinking of you present, or even a back rub.

Avoid thinking of the presents downstairs.

In a letter of March 29 , 1863 Darwin wrote to Joseph Hooker (1817 1911) that "I have long regretted that I truckled to public opinion and used Pentateuchal term of creation, by which I really meant 'appeared by some wholly unknown process' It is mere rubbish thinking, at present, of origin of life; one might as well think of origin of matter".

But while seeking to pick up on the free visionary thinking of past and present educationalists, she was simultaneously constrained by the harsh realities of modern educational planning.

As he writes his reports, he'll be thinking of how to present his findings so that they're most useful to school administrators and policymakers.

Darwin's attitude was: "It is mere rubbish thinking at present of the origin of life; one might as well think of the origin of matter".