Sentence examples for thinking upon from inspiring English sources

"Oh, God, he's looking for perfection," Sarah recalled thinking, upon becoming romantically involved with Dangin.

"I'm done with this, absolutely," Mrs. Clinton recalled thinking upon hearing Mr. Nixon's acceptance speech.

"They concentrate their thinking upon the matter in which they are interested, and apply guesses & hypotheses to to it.

FIRST-TIME travelers along the Hudson River might have been forgiven for thinking, upon first astonished glance, that they had seen Brigadoon emerging midway between Beacon and Cold Spring, N.Y.

In an interview near the end of his life — he died in 1988 — Adler recalled thinking, upon his arrival at Theresienstadt, "If I survive, then I will describe it... by setting down the facts of my individual experience, as well as to somehow describe it artistically".

That is precisely the same thinking upon which imperial attitudes were, and indeed still are, proudly based.

Thinking back upon the reasons for this, I can come to no other conclusion than that Jay Conrad Levinson's methods work well.

The growth of Marxian influence upon thinking in the 1920s and '30s manifested itself in several critical works by V.F.

Yet, I delight in these drops of sunshine, thinking that, once upon a time, before the houses were built, they must have grown in profusion here.

"The mortal influence which Gandhi has exercised upon thinking people may be far more durable than would appear likely in our present age, with its exaggeration of brute force," said Albert Einstein.

It may seem to be a very difficult degree to undertake, but I would encourage anyone thinking about embarking upon on this subject to not shy away as there is plenty of help at hand, from willing lecturers/researchers to your own peers who are equally at lost to some of the most complex concepts known to mankind.