Sentence examples for though thinking of from inspiring English sources

Would we be in some sense entirely posthuman (though thinking of ourselves perhaps as descendants of humans)?

More positively, though, thinking of Buddhism as a philosophy brings it into dialogue with the ancient conception of philosophy, one of whose essential components was precisely what was called spiritual practice or exercise, the various ways in which one is able to liberate oneself from illusion and make oneself better capable of ethical action and, of course, the ethical refusal to act.

Living in the present moment is actually great for your well-being, so even though thinking of something as your "last" can come off as slightly negative, there's at least a little positive that comes out of it.

Though thinking of the past can help us learn from our mistakes and thinking of the future can help you set goals and be a good long-term planner, if you want to be happy with what you do have, then take some time to enjoy exactly what you're doing right now.

Chiefly, though, we were thinking of ourselves.

Mainly, though, Shannon was thinking of electrical circuits.

A big problem, though, has been thinking of these channels as genuinely separate.

"I was shocked and horrified". With time to ponder, though, she found herself thinking, "Of course he wanted a drink.

Lately, though, I have been thinking of her losses, and how we shortchange her in forgetting them.

When people talk about the "Chess sound", though, they are not thinking of rockabilly or doo-wop, or even of the brilliant soul records the label produced in the 1960s with Etta James, Fontella Bass and Little Milton.

As I said though, I am not thinking of myself.