Sentence examples for thinking of the law from inspiring English sources

I found myself thinking of the law.

But then, thinking of the law of opposites, Ms. Evnin suggested him anyway.

North was no doubt thinking of the Law of Total Tricks: bid to the three-level with a nine-card fit.(He probably expected his partner to have either five hearts or a stronger hand).

Amid revelations that the NSA does have large amounts of citizens' data and metadata, he has now apologised, saying his answer was "erroneous": he was thinking of the law governing foreign intelligence, which prohibits collection of data on Americans, and forgot the Patriot Act, whose section 215 gives the FBI other, sweeping powers.

The GOP's campaign to "repeal Obamacare" depends on voters thinking of the law as merely a mandate to buy insurance, without thinking too much about all the other ways the law has remade healthcare delivery and practice.

Can he actually say that without thinking of the laws rolling back women's rights that Republican governors and Republican legislators in Wisconsin, Ohio, North Carolina and Texas are railroading without due process in the dead of night?

Subject your thinking to the law of God and the teachings of Christ, always, always.

In fact, said one participant, it was important that young people thinking of entering the law were not wrongly given the impression that they should expect to end up as a partner.

The replica's appeal is related to another form of thinking called the law of similarity, Dr. Newman said.

Many Cambodians, for their part, have been living for so long in a society where traffic laws (and all other laws) are enforced arbitrarily, that they have essentially given up thinking of these laws as designed to serve the greater good.

For the irrefutable foundation of reasonable thinking is the Law of Non-Contradiction, that contradictory propositions cannot simultaneously be true.