Sentence examples for though of thinking that from inspiring English sources

You have come to see a freak show haven't you?" Don't make the mistake, though, of thinking that David is this production's confrontational truth teller in residence.

There are a number of lines of thinking that converge on the conclusion that (1)–(4) share the same assertoric content even though they differ in ingredient sense.

Even though, you breathe without thinking, that's the point.

Once I started thinking that way, though, I couldn't stop.

Have fun with it though––it's a different way of thinking and that's part of the joy of language learning.

The reference to the 'functionality' of a system is a specific way of thinking, though, that received a lot of critique since its genesis in the late 19th century—on the one hand because the distinction between causes and consequences of phenomena becomes blurry, and on the other hand because identifying the functions of these phenomena does not necessarily explain them [cf. 17], pp. 90].

Do not make the mistake of thinking, though, that Hilary's caution is a sign of her "inauthenticity" or conventionality, rather than the price she has paid for attempting to be an effective public servant in world that has allowed men the privilege of political passion and labeled women "strident" and "shrill" when they did the same.

Breton couldn't identify the gritty particles lodged in the tissue with his microscope, though he remembers thinking that some of them looked "dustlike".

Instead of thinking about everything that's wrong, though, take a good look at everything that's right and good.

Elsewhere on the album, though, are signs of formulaic thinking that might have been his fault.

Ferguson refuses to think like that until the job is finished, though, and evidently none of his players are thinking that way either after their manager urged them to realign their sights after three big defeats to Real Madrid, Chelsea and City in the space of a month.