Sentence examples for too thinking from inspiring English sources
"Do you not think," he asks too, thinking of Soviet oppression, "that history is really a whore?" The book, though, was also immediately attacked, first by Soviet spokesmen and then by Shostakovich's friends and family.
"There are some particular ideas of openness I think are important to keep present in our minds, too: thinking about music without invoking genre (something I sometimes ask our writers to do); openness to unexpected, almost subterranean connections between different styles of music; openness to music from hobbyists, from sheds in people's gardens, from the gutter".
Endangered green turtles and Hawaiian monk seals on Midway gobble the stuff, too, thinking it's food.
No. 19: I drank this one fast, too, thinking it would cancel out the other ones.
She said she took Ellie to Safeway, too, thinking dogs were allowed.
I remember the first elections too, thinking, 'these are not going the right way'.
"I was too antsy, thinking too much".
But I think young people often are planning too much and thinking too much.
It comes from sleeping too little and thinking too much.
Of course, Rosenzweig, too, was thinking, Where?
Mr. Barnhart, too, is thinking long term.
