Thinking example sentences. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use thinking in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for thinking.
- What are you thinking of? (10)
- You were thinking of that? (10)
- Hilary seemed thinking deeply. (8)
- I have been thinking it over. (13)
- The Unicorn sets you thinking. (10)
- What a thinking brain you have! (4)
- I know what you are thinking of. (4)
- Stamping a name saves thinking. (10)
- Swithin could not help thinking. (8)
- Thinking had made nothing clear. (8)
- Thinking we can do without chivalry! (8)
- Mrs. Ercott in her turn was thinking. (8)
- She stood at the window thinking hard. (8)
- I was thinking of taking them up to Johnny. (8)
- Were you thinking of tracking the dog, then? (10)
- The latter was thinking only of his breakfast. (4)
- Thinking of her caused a catch of his breath. (10)
- As if thinking were any good for fever in the veins! (8)
- And all three wondered what Fleur was thinking of it. (8)
- All the more reason for her thinking me her companion. (22)
- Thinking, I hope, of one who is always thinking of you. (4)
- Capacity for thinking should precede the act of writing. (10)
- His head had gone round, still went round, thinking of it! (8)
- She came on tiptoe, thinking to surprise whatever was there. (8)
- In truth he was not thinking much of the sea, but of Barbara. (8)
- She had no doubt of what Mr. Weston was often thinking about. (4)
- Let me hear any thing rather than what you are all thinking of. (4)
- And, if he had known it, his father was thinking the same thought. (8)
- How foolish the old were, thinking they could tell what the young felt! (8)
- I spoiled it by thinking more of the vehicle than what it was to carry. (14)
- And one could not think the concept space without also thinking oneself. (12)
- Thinking of the drive and their last parting, Harz felt sorry and ashamed. (8)
- He lay down at night thinking of Clotilde in an abandonment of tenderness. (10)
- Jon preserved silence, hoping against hope that she might be thinking it swift. (8)
- I saw such a door in a house I looked at the other day, thinking I might hire it. (9)
- I assure you that nothing of the sort you are thinking of will be settled any week. (4)
- Cecilia was thinking that he tempted her to be the apologist of even such a letter. (10)
- And when she had gone up to bed, he roamed up and down the room a long time, thinking. (8)
- And for some time he stood thinking of the stare in her eyes and that abrupt departure. (8)
- In thus sending her away, Sir Thomas perhaps might not be thinking merely of her health. (4)
- Westover stayed on, day after day, thinking somehow that he ought to wait till Jeff came. (9)
- And out there, where the guns muttered, millions of men would be thinking that same thought! (8)
- Cecilia sat in the drawing-room, thinking that she did indeed wait, and had great patience. (10)
- He was thinking ambitiously of his life: his blood was untroubled, his brain calmly working. (10)
- In short, to my thinking, William is the only man of them all who knows how to do the thing. (14)
- Jon would be in London by now; in the Park perhaps, crossing the Serpentine, thinking of her! (8)
- He said he had just that moment been thinking of her, and meaning to look her up at the hotel. (9)
- She let him keep it, thinking him noble for forgetting that another had pressed it before him. (10)
- And all that passed seemed to pass as though his own power of thinking or doing had gone to sleep. (8)
- He understood and trusted the man after that, warmed in thinking how politic his impulses could be. (10)
- He sat there, neither thinking of them nor reproached in his manhood for the tears that rolled down his cheeks. (10)
- She delayed, thinking the accident might not be serious; and the information of it to Diana surely would be so. (10)
- Thinking over his abrupt retirement from the crowded semicircle, Diana felt her position pinch her, she knew not why. (10)
- Of what was she thinking, this pretty creature whose life was spoiled; who had done with love, and yet was made for love? (8)
- No one could speak for thinking what he must be thinking of when the ineffable calamity of his home befell it. (9)
- Rhoda was ashamed of herself for thinking it strange, and she surrendered her judgement to be stamped by the one who knew him well. (10)
- But Lord Palmet paid Mr. Oggler a memorable compliment, by assuring him that he was altogether of his way of thinking about happiness. (10)
- He walked from the railway to Brookfield through the circle of firs, thinking of some serious tale of home to invent for her ears to-morrow. (10)
- Only Frances Freeland was smiling and gazing lovingly at dear Derek, thinking he would be so handsome when he had grown a nice black moustache. (8)
- Mrs. Sumfit excused the anxious expression of her face by saying that she was thinking of her dairy, whither, followed by the veteran, she retired. (10)
- The remark set him throbbing and thinking that a prolongation of his crisis exposed him to the approaches of some organic malady, possibly heart-disease. (10)
- No such expectation could soothe the friend, and some might be thinking misleader, of Ambrose Mallard, before he had ocular proof that the body lay underground. (10)
- The high-spirited, joyous-talking Louisa Musgrove, and the dejected, thinking, feeling, reading, Captain Benwick, seemed each of them everything that would not suit the other. (4)
Also see sentences for: cogitation, contemplation, contemplative, meditation, pensive, rational, reflective.
Glad you visited this page with a sentence for thinking. Now that you’ve seen how to use thinking in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.
Leave a Reply