Sentence examples for thinking once again from inspiring English sources

Ricky, a onetime gang member, said the experience got him thinking once again about maybe becoming a priest instead of an F.B.I. agent.

As I listened, I found myself thinking once again about the hypocrisy of the N.C.A.A. as it related to its cash cows of football and basketball.

I've written about this before, it turns out, but doing some of the media rounds I found myself thinking once again about a favorite phrase of Richard Dawkin's: the "argument from personal incredulity".

As I nervously paced around Kiefer's immense studio, intoxicated by what I saw, I found myself thinking once again that perhaps the reason why I loved these paintings so much was the artist's ability to demonstrate the kinship of words and images, legends and landscapes.

While investors lost significant sums in every sector last year, they're finding some pockets of opportunity now, which could be a sign that pure panic is being wrung out of the market, and that fundamental factors for specific stocks and sectors are beginning to strongly influence investors' thinking once again.

But maybe Bowie was thinking once again of Garland and the places that bluebirds are said to fly.

Thinking back once again to my Bombay childhood, in the nineteen-fifties a time whenineteen-fifties ae all in black-and-whitime can recall the excitement of the advent of color in them.

In De Anima iii 4 and 5, Aristotle approaches the nature of thinking by once again deploying a hylomorphic analysis, given in terms of form reception.

Alyson Hannigan might be thinking pink once again.

Thus, we need to become thinking people once again.

"Thus," Freeman writes, "the power of words and independent thinking were once again given a status that they had almost lost".