| I do not expect the person who I have quoted here to come around to my way of thinking, though of course that would be well and good. |
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| An infinite series of contingent beings will be, to my way of thinking, as unable to cause itself as one contingent being. |
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| But to my way of thinking, there is no doubt that budo is what forms the roots of aikido. |
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| We had burglaries and robberies and car prowls and thefts and domestic violence cases that to my way of thinking deserved much higher priority. |
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| The focus, to my way of thinking, should remain on the president as the country internalizes the fact that this war was a mistake. |
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| You know, to my way of thinking, if you have credible information about a specific threat, you don't go giving a news conference. |
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| That's much more attractive, to my way of thinking, than living in a soulless outer suburb far from facilities and employment opportunities. |
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| Perhaps there is something amiss with my sense of values, but this, to my way of thinking, is barefaced robbery. |
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| His escape is the most spectacular and exciting part of the entire film, to my way of thinking, and is really exciting moviemaking. |
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| But there is logic at work here, or at least what passes for logic to my way of thinking. |
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| Through their kindness, the children were technically exposing themselves to disciplinary action, which, to my way of thinking, is a stupid situation. |
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| She, too, had been successful in the world, at least to my way of thinking. |
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| My attempts to win her round to my way of thinking sounded smooth and self-justifying. |
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| But to my way of thinking, meta-analysis provides a more important secondary benefit of critically appraising the quality of the data entered into its review. |
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| It's also not, at least to my way of thinking, any way to treat an idol. |
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| To my way of thinking, the only word that should follow surprise is attack. |
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| To my way of thinking, remembrance is also the recreation of a portion of the world. |
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| To my way of thinking, we must continue our outside involvement with the different communities and associations through the watchdog committees that have been set up. |
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