Sentence examples for thinking with a from inspiring English sources
"My dad worked downtown," Catherine recalls thinking, with a shudder.
Jianguo hadn't changed, I remember thinking with a vague sense of foreboding.
I know what you're thinking: with a little forethought, pickles can be avoided.
"At the end of the day, I'm thinking with a laser focus about six months from now".
I never see that poor woman without thinking, with a constriction of the heart, "Oh Miss Brahms, Miss Brahms!
When I tracked him down the next day, Mr. Walsh said he had discerned a slight shift in conservatives' thinking, with a new sliver of pragmatism.
He's thinking with an extra wrinkle in his brain".
"He ain't thinking with an adult mind," Anderson said of a young man walking by. .
He's crisp, quick and adroit with language, always thinking, with an air of faint amusement and suggestion of hidden reserves.
By changing your response, or thinking with an open heart before you respond, you will change everything and everyone around you.
It has been speculated that alexithymia is a cognitive state of externally oriented thinking with an emotional instability and unsecure performance in controlling stressful situation.
