Sentence examples for while she thinks from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the main difference between them, Attenborough suggests, is that he is a Mary Poppins, always thinking the bottle is half full, while she thinks it's half empty.

There's a long pause while she thinks.

Now, while she thinks about all that, Ms. Davis is going to Washington.

And Betty sings this while she thinks she may be pregnant, a potentially devastating scenario that the musical never confronts.

Yet while she thinks there is no turning back to the linguistic riches of Ottoman times, she also thinks the heyday of the Language Institute is over.

While she thinks the internet and video in particular are an incredible tool for change, Conroy believes people are simply looking for some earthly connection in the chaos.

As she grew up, the dysphoria would come in waves (for a while she thought she had schizophrenia).

For a while she thought she and Steve would adopt again, but that didn't happen and now she feels the window is probably closed.

She did not see her husband for five years during the war, and for a while she thought he was dead when he went missing in Burma.

And though she had not done a community mural in a while, she thought Bushwick would be a good place to paint a series of walls based on "Sleepless City".

It was a relief to be away from Graham for a while, she thought, though the thought wasn't drastic or hostile: she never wavered, these days, in her appreciation of his kindness.