Sentence examples for thinking thousands of from inspiring English sources

When we're afraid, and especially when we feel our lives depend on it, we can be thinking thousands of thoughts simultaneously with no conscious prioritization.

There is a line of thinking, thousands of years old, going back to the hermetic teachings, and running through all the ancient wisdom traditions, then through Emerson and Quimby in this country, that offers another perspective or possibility to consider.

In fact, it is very difficult to read the fourth part of Jonathan Swift's great satire – "A Voyage to the Country of the Houyhnhnms" – without instantly thinking of 21st-century England.

"It's a sea change," says climate scientist Stephen Schneider of Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, adding that "they replaced seniority with 21st century thinking instead of 19th century protectionism for the auto industry".

When I wrote a study of the 19th century, I was thinking of the 19th century.

I am thinking of the gangs of 19th-century academicians who peopled the squares and public buildings of our major cities with statues in marble and bronze.

Trying to get their own back Of killers and clowns A river runs through it Reprints Related items Middle East diplomacy: At least they're thinking of talkingJan 29th 2004The opposition Labour Party tabled a bill this week explicitly requiring a prime minister to resign if indicted for a serious criminal offence.

"...As a normal thinking person of the 21st century, I don't think it's wise to have the mouth touching an open wound," Billet told the Broward Palm Beach New Times.

He will be thinking already of the 50th, and no doubt phoning the Glazer family, United's owners in Florida, suggesting that they go buy Luka Modric, a creative Croat he has his eyes on to improve the team's midfield.

Thinking the 20th Century.

So if you're thinking of taking the 50th state off your travel bucket list, remember this: Hawaii thinks it will be just fine (if not better) without you.