Sentence examples for thinking wherever from inspiring English sources

I stick out my thumb, and David McCullough, the famous author of 1776 pulls up, and I'm thinking, "Wherever he's going, I'm going his way".

She hoped, she said, that the small number of undecided voters in the room would make a choice based on good, hard analysis and critical thinking, wherever they ended up.

Even right now we're in the process of having television conversations and thinking about wherever this is going to evolve to," says Fine. "Whatever television is will probably still exist: it's two separate mediums that can be used in very similar ways, but both will exist and both will still be very valuable.

More generally, there would be two thinking beings wherever we thought there was just one.

It also means thinking long term wherever possible.

Chen: A lot of the stuff that you're working on and thinking about is art wherever it is.

Osborne is not alone in thinking that any growth, wherever it comes from, is better than none.

I can't figure out why anybody would choose to become a kind of showbiz Beefeater protecting the mundane centralised power, guarding it day and night so it can keep brainwashing some idiot from wherever into thinking it's a good idea to sing "Your sex is on fire" or whatever.

But from a public health perspective, it suggests that men will pretty much stick it wherever without thinking about the consequences, like catching and spreading those terrifying antibiotic-resistant strains of gonorrhea.

Chainsaw Al's success with Scott Paper duped Wall Street into thinking he could pull it off wherever he went.

"Wherever I went, I kept thinking about him".