thinking

[ˈθɪŋkɪŋ]

Definition:
1. The process of thinking about something.
2. Ideas or opinions about something.
3. Endowed with the capacity to reason.

Use 'thinking' in a sentence:

• 1. Without thinking one cannot realize.
• 2. A newspaper called him 'the thinking man's Tory'.
• 3. You look preoccupied: what are you thinking of?
• 4. What is the current thinking on this question?
• 5. You really must try to start thinking positively.
• 6. I could have wept thinking about what I'd missed.
• 7. I'm thinking of applying for a new job.
• 8. He needed a sounding board rather than thinking alone.
• 9. She couldn't help but wonder what he was thinking.
• 10. What were you thinking of? You shouldn't steal.
• 11. What was the point of thinking about him?
• 12. Stop thinking of shop all the time!
• 13. Just thinking about the accident makes me shudder.
• 14. She was thinking about her childhood days.
• 15. I've been thinking about that all the time.
• 16. My thinking always lags behind reality.
• 17. When I said that, I was not thinking of her feelings.
• 18. This text illuminates the philosopher's early thinking.
• 19. You're very quiet. What are you thinking?
• 20. Don't be deluded into thinking that we are out of danger yet.
• 21. I can detect signs of improvement in your thinking.
• 22. He was staring, thinking.
• 23. I've grown so lonesome, thinking of you.
• 24. This is a time of decisive action and quick thinking.
• 25. By living a blue moon with the Indians, he was assimilated to them in his thinking and actions.
• 26. The young people are the most eager to learn and the least conservative in their thinking.
• 27. The old man was in a trance, thinking of his past life.
• 28. Thinking people on both sides will applaud this book.
• 29. I agree with you in thinking that he had forgotten it.
• 30. You're surely not thinking of going, are you?
• 31. Much thinking yields wisdom.
• 32. They are incapable of thinking intelligently about politics.
• 33. She's thinking about a career in banking.
• 34. I was just thinking what a long way it is.
• 35. The word I'm thinking of ends in '-ous'.
• 36. You're very quiet; what are you thinking of?
• 37. Listen, I shall be thinking of you always.
• 38. I am thinking of installing central heating.
• 39. Without thinking, Neil cupped his hands over his genitals.
• 40. His thinking goes against all logic.
• 41. We need to start thinking globally.
• 42. After the pain of defeat passes, England have some thinking to do.
• 43. The wine had made him incapable of thinking clearly.
• 44. She explained the thinking behind the campaign.
• 45. The news started me thinking.
• 46. She spoke mechanically, as if thinking of something else.
• 47. I wondered uneasily what he was thinking.
• 48. His quick thinking saved her life.
• 49. I had to do some quick thinking.
• 50. I'm only thinking of you.
• 51. He'll never come round to our way of thinking.
• 52. I remember thinking how lovely he looked.
• 53. Quick-thinking TV bosses bleeped out the abuse.
• 54. Such thinking is fashionable among right-wing politicians.