Sentence examples for thinking of who from inspiring English sources

Thinking of who my peers would be in that sense, can't think of any others.

But it became apparent that most of the directors, sensitive to the growing public outcry against American, were thinking of who could replace Mr. Carty.

"When I was thinking of who to give my collection to, I wanted to ensure the preservation not only of the original materials but also the digital copies I made.

The children we were specifically thinking of, who weren't terribly disadvantaged, those children now tend to be neglected, because all the money has to go on setting up these tribunals".

"When you talk about a special pub and what's unique about it, it suddenly seems a bit futile to only protect the physical elements of the building, without thinking of who uses it and for what," says tutor David Knight, who oversaw an army of 435 students compiling a survey of 87 distinctive or typical London pubs – including one-minute Lumière-style films.

Judah, 22, does not plan to step into the ring with Félix Trinidad or Roy Jones Jr., but he said they are his opponents in a sense because he is competing with them in the thinking of who is the best fighter, pound for pound.

It means trying to understand the thinking of people who regard gay marriage as unacceptable, who worry that gun controls represent an encroachment on their civil liberties".

"I made a small list, thinking of women who are in our collective consciousness who have achieved something.

She added, "We were thinking of someone who's really been behind the team, who's representative of B.U., and we thought of Elliot".

No. There's a huge disconnect between the thinking of people who are in the medical profession and those who aren't.

I don't think that is a rational explanation of the thinking of executives who are trying to maximize profits".