Sentence examples for while thinking that from inspiring English sources

"Wall Street cannot be an island unto itself, gambling trillions in risky financial instruments and making huge profits, all the while thinking that taxpayers will be there to bail them out again," read a draft of the policy positions posted on the D.N.C.'s Web site.

They will lash out at you and project their feelings onto you, all the while thinking that you're the one causing their malaise.

I spent most of the time watching the band on the massive screens erected at either side of the stage, all the while thinking that I could do this at home and then at least I'd have the advantage of being able to hear what the fuck was going on.

If you look serious, your partner may leave you alone for a while, thinking that you've gotten the message and are going to get to work.

And many think that the expressivist idea advanced by the first goes to the heart of the matter, while thinking that concentrating on the directive or prescriptive use of moral language can at best be secondary.

"Knowing something's made up while thinking that it matters is what all fiction insists on.

It's one of the first times in a while where I walked off thinking that's the highest score I could have shot".

I took another look at that part of the show to hear if he continued talking while the toilet flushed, thinking that would reveal if it was, in fact, a stream of consciousness or a prepared statement.

Sometimes they listened to music on headphones and sometimes they talked to the therapist, all the while thinking about the events that had caused such profound distress that they had been unable to revisit it in past psychotherapy sessions.

I put the full-court press on Tom Jolly, The Times's sports editor, who dribbled a while, thinking it over, before opining that "to sweep the boards is to dominate the rebounds until the score is made.

While thinking about that and all the other religions that I saw there was a mosque nearby and a synagogue—I tried to think about the fact that I didn't know if they were right or I was right.