Sentence examples for thinking of which from inspiring English sources

My sister is a year older and she's already thinking of which university she's going to.

Whether this was wishful thinking, of which there has been a great deal here in recent weeks, was uncertain.

It wasn't just me in a marketing room thinking of which braggadocious name I was going to pick for myself.

As I wrote in 2011, "Whether this was wishful thinking, of which there has been a great deal here in recent weeks, was uncertain.

Nutter and Wagman both used to work at Noma where René Redzepi has championed trash cooking as a way to challenge conventional thinking of which ingredients define deliciousness.

The theory he is thinking of – which even most climate change deniers now reject – is not that global temperatures were higher in the 30s and 40s, but that specifically temperatures just in the US were higher than today.

He is the author of two other books: The Tipping Point: How Little Things Make a Big Difference and Blink: The Power of Thinking Without Thinking, both of which were No. 1 on the New York Times' best seller lists.

That is, for Spinoza, at the most fundamental level, all minds reduce to the thinking substance of which they are affections.

Most positions require innovation and out-of-the-box thinking, both of which are not necessarily gained from past experience.

Two speculative models have dominated thinking, both of which have been invoked also to explain the activities of another repressor, hnRNP A1.

How such a system could evolve, is a puzzle that defeats conventional evolutionary thinking, all of which is about biological systems moving along the spiral; the solution is bound to be unusual.