Sentence examples for thinking saying from inspiring English sources

It's bad for your brain, too: not brilliant for multi-tasking, single-tasking, decision-making, thinking, saying no, saying anything.

"I don't understand what he was thinking, saying that it was God's plan that he murdered our child," Mr. Martin said.

He praised the US for not lashing out without thinking, saying "their very deliberation was a measure of the seriousness of their intent".

On Monday, he even tried to suggest that Mr. Obama was closer to his way of thinking, saying the American president was being pushed toward war by hard-liners in his own government.

(The worst thing, of course, about hearing others yakkety-yak on their cell phones — and the reason I don't own one — is the sullying recognition that everybody's doing, thinking, saying pretty much the same things you are, and none of it's too interesting).

If a critical function of intelligence agencies is to understand the existing international environment and anticipate how governments are going to respond to future events, it is necessary to find out what world leaders are thinking, saying and doing.

"He was saying what he was thinking," says Wheatley.

What were we thinking?" said another American official.

"Do it without thinking!" says one television spot.

"This is not what you're thinking," said "Elliott".

"What were they thinking?" said one American official of his Afghan counterparts.