Sentence examples for thinking of sitting from inspiring English sources

Any lgbt thinking of sitting this election out should think long and hard about whether it is a wise thing to do for the community.

Ms. Haig said she voted Republican in past elections but was thinking of sitting out this one.

He added: "The thrills of scarcity are gone, like practically saving up to go to a Broadway show and never even thinking of sitting down in the front rows.

Birkner: He is "disgusted by all the politicians" and is thinking of sitting the election out.

You may, therefore, be thinking of sitting this election out or casting a vote for a third party candidate.

My equest to anyone who is thinking of sitting this important election out is to see Selma and be reminded that the right to vote was paid for in blood, sweat and tears.

I could hardly imagine my parents' life without thinking of him sitting in an armchair, while Haydn or Beethoven or Schubert played.

Thinking of his audience sitting at the Yale University Art Gallery, another building by Kahn, he spoke as if he were there in the room with them, invoking abstract paintings "intense, burning red and blue and gold under the dark cement of Kahn's slab" and the gallery's signature ceiling of concrete tetrahedrons floating "almost like a cloud".

"I don't think he's sitting there thinking of Gore or his wife.

"The cardinal has never, to my way of thinking, ducked sitting in the hot seat," she said.

I don't think we're capable of sitting back and thinking something is going to happen.