Sentence examples for thinking that out from inspiring English sources

I felt dirty even thinking that out loud.

Imagine thinking that out of the 197 black people who've been killed by police this year, one of them could have been you.

"After ending the consumer side of the campaign," said Patrick Taylor, a spokesman for the association in Berkeley Heights, N.J., "we felt that it was important to look at the sort of creative ideas and thinking that was out there".

But the regional planning board, I think, is still shaped in many ways by thinking that's out of date.

Rich Lowry, the editor of National Review, wrote in his syndicated column: You could be mistaken for thinking that Perry set out from his infancy to trample on certain eastern sensibilities.

Snowden did say, according to Tanya Lokshina of Human Rights Watch, that he has no intention of harming US interests but it was unclear whether by his thinking that rules out further leaks.

You walk out thinking "That was a no-brainer".

3) "Thinking that singularity will spell out a happy future as opposed to dystopia and perhaps annihilation".

I was thinking that was Michael Vick out there until I looked at the number and saw it was 11".

"I don't think they grow out of thinking that way, even when their children are 57 or 60".

"I'm thinking all that out," Walsh said.