Sentence examples for though thinking about from inspiring English sources

Often I lay awake though, thinking about my family, so I fall asleep about 2 3AM.

Mullins is, though, thinking about moving – but only to Norman, a couple of miles south.

Then, whistling as though thinking about something else, you would saunter back to the driver's cabin, turn the ignition on, return to the crank, and this time, catching it on the down stroke, give it a quick spin with plenty of That.

It certainly seems as though thinking about what I would were I only perfectly rational want to do is the sort of thing that can generate a new desire in me.

And though thinking about it hard enough (while not thinking at all) is enough to make your mind explode, I choose to rejoice in the absurdity of the entire pursuit.

When she brought it, he said, "That's not the one I was thinking about, though.

We impose arbitrary rules about what is important to spend time thinking about, as though the mind should be limited and controlled instead of being free to explore and create and delight in the unknown.

Mostly, though, I kept thinking about the quotation that began this review.

During Mr. Gilbert's performance, though, I kept thinking about how radical and stunning this music is.

Now, though, Ferrari is thinking about updating the 651 horsepower beast with an even more outrageously fast version.

I now drive across the Bay Bridge to San Francisco, though never without thinking about that car teetering over the crack in the 1989 earthquake.