Sentence examples for thinking thanks to from inspiring English sources

More conventional types spend their commutes reading, listening to music or just thinking: thanks to modern information technology, the time need not be wasted.Of course, there are costs, even horrors.

Let me be more aggressive: we are largely better at doing than we are at thinking, thanks to antifragility.

Yet there's a crack forming in my black-and-white "screen time is bad" thinking, thanks to the lure of an e-reader.

We suspect that the majority of the women are thinking, thanks, but no thanks.

Then, seemingly thinking twice thanks to the cameramen with me, he softened a bit.

But it was Clarke who had the greatest impact on our thinking, thanks largely to his novels Childhood's End (1953) and The City and the Stars (1956).

The European Union is hardly perfect, but no one is preparing for war or even thinking about it, thanks to the imagination and perseverance of visionaries such as Jean Monnet and Robert Schuman.

Parking, whether in lots or garages, is benefiting from some fresh thinking these days, thanks to new technology and creative ideas that can both save operators money and reduce carbon footprints.

Over the past few months Tyler and Odd Future have been speeding from the margins of the Internet toward the center of forward-thinking music circles thanks to a barrage of self-released albums, mayhem-inducing live performances and an ability — at this point, it's verging on desire — to instantly polarize listeners.

I don't blame men for taking one look at this proposition and thinking thanks, but no thanks.

Only thing surprising is the scale of corruption, I was thinking hundreds of millions before, thanks to NY Times, now I know it's in billions.