Sentence examples for to keep thinking of from inspiring English sources

"We have to keep thinking of new things," she said.

I'm not sure the timestamps fully accomplish that, so we need to keep thinking of better ways.

Try to keep thinking of people with very little money living in cramped and insecure conditions, or "priced out" teachers, nurses, cooks and even solicitors as I endeavour to explain why the two new documents matter and how the mayor's housing policy experts think they will help.

And it was important to emphasise this because, Tanpinar wrote, echoing many writers in Japan and other parts of Asia, it was of no use to keep thinking of the east and west as separate; they had to be seen as "an invitation to create a vast and comprehensive synthesis [terkip], a life meant for us and particular to us".

And we have to keep thinking of the world of tomorrow, not yesterday.

Others may be recurrent because of anxiety, but there is no reason you have to keep thinking of them.

If we really want to build the leaders for tomorrow, we need to find a way to promote more of these types of activities that encourage students to keep thinking out of the box and use their imagination.

I didn't want to keep thinking all of these things". Mr Bird's case is complicated because he is not named on the birth certificate and therefore had no legal rights when she died.

Besides being politically incorrect, it encourages investors to keep thinking in terms of buckets–our markets (domestic) and their markets (foreign).

"It is hard to keep thinking positive when one of your competitors has won 15 games out of 16 and drawn the other," Conte said after Chelsea's impressively comprehensive win at Huddersfield.

"I had to keep thinking two steps ahead of everything," he said.