Sentence examples for your thinking that from inspiring English sources

This wizened gruff man, who reeked of coffee and cigarettes, took me aside and said: "You'd better stop all that intellectualizing... It's your thinking that got you drunk in the first place.

It is your thinking that judges your money and yourself harshly, not your bank balance.

For consumer protection policy, we have a whole separate regime for that, and you shouldn't somehow let your worries that these are bad or inappropriate products for consumers bleed into your thinking that these are bad products for banks,'" said Date. "The ABA's premise that the country can't have both meaningful consumer protection and safety and soundness is wrong," Warren writes.

First, forget any of your thinking that Donald Trump is from New York City, probably has gay friends, sent Elton John a congratulatory note on his civil union in 2005, used the term "LGBTQ" (in pitting gays against Muslims at the Republican National Convention, when he vowed only to protect us from a "hateful foreign ideology") or any other superficial things you may have read or heard.

As you get into the habit telling the truth, the patterns in your thinking that lead to lies will become more apparent.

Remember it's all about the mind, if you think to yourself "I'm really scared!" then 'coincidentally' things start happening, like shadows appearing, all because your thinking that, and your mind is playing tricks.

Look out for patterns in your own thinking that would block you from appreciating a new genre.

Every night I stared up at the grayish-blue sky of our city, looking for your eyes, thinking that your blindfold had been removed for your half-hour outdoor stroll and you too were staring into the sky.

Dressing in your comfort zone may result into your ex thinking that you're secure and relaxed so he will feel at ease around you.

If you believe the OECD forecast, maybe you'll hold off making your investment, thinking that demand will still be depressed next year, and your investment might fail.

Working, eating, watching TV or doing other activities in your bed can trick your mind into thinking that your bed is a place for being awake, rather than for being asleep.