Sentence examples for thinking some of from inspiring English sources

As you settle in for your Mother's Day brunch, it may be worth thinking some of the numbers through.

These bring their own problems: "The generation gap is enormous now - I keep thinking some of them might be my children that I've given up for adoption".

Knowing that my adviser may be thinking some of the same things about my situation gives me hope.

Probably neither, but you might be forgiven for thinking some of today's biotech companies and their intellectual property agents would patent your granny, given half the chance.

To which Wonder Woman (Lilly Singh) retorts: "Well I'm a woman who wonders what you're thinking, some of your records make me wish you started drinking".

From our modern perspective, we can easily smile at some of the tortuous turns of thinking some of these men employed to these ends, but in the 19th century, smacking up against the Bible was no laughing matter.

But scientists are re-thinking some of the goals behind searching for Earth-like exoplanets in the first place, in particular the quest for so-called "Super-Earth" planets, which are like ours, but far more massive.

Even with the repercussions of the global credit crunch, the Middle East is expected to post a modest growth in advertising spend this year, and Abu Dhabi is re-thinking some of its legal restrictions on media.

I'm thinking of some of the discussion around the number of suicides last year.

"I'm thinking of some of the hanging pieces that seem like nests made of wax with pieces of fiber and hair coming out of them.

I was constantly thinking of some of the best young men I have known.