I confess I am completely bewildered, and I hope you won't be shocked if I tell you that I' can't help thinking it rather selfish.
One can't help thinking--well you know, I needn't explain.
I can't help thinking it is all a great, a wicked mistake, and I can't help still thinking it selfish.
I couldn't help thinking of Barbaroux and his bloody pikemen swarming in the gardens, and fancied the Swiss in the windows yonder; where they were to be slaughtered when the King had turned his back.
I can't help thinking, Arthur, that Rosey would have been much happier as Mrs. Hoby than she will be as Mrs. Newcome.
Colonel can't help thinking I am a degraded being, because I am fond of painting.
But when she looked at the total she couldn't help thinking, "It will be a tight squeeze, though, even for Uncle Stanley.
Every now and then I find something in my book that seems so good to me, I can't help thinking it must have leaked in.
I could n't help thinking that I should n't have cared to interview the lively little female.
But I can't help thinking of the Dixons, and feeling foolishly and helplessly sorry for them.
I suppose it's all right; but I couldn't help thinking what I have told you.
Can't help thinking something of the kind, old man.
So I can't help thinking that we must enlist your services as president of the society and superintendent; for what is needed to make the thing turn out well is firmness and no favour.
I can't help thinking that I should first and foremost quietly approach Yüan Yang on the subject.
You've certainly unearthed startling news, but I can't help thinking that it will be a wild goose chase that leads us to look for our criminal in Marathon Park!
Gregory Hall was there, too, and from his crestfallen expression, I couldn't help thinking that he had had an unsatisfactory interview with Florence.
The sun went down, it got dark quite suddenly, and we couldn't help thinking of the awful road down the mountains to Los Angelos and how we were going to get down there at night.
As I looked at them I couldn't help thinking what an awful fate was waiting for Santa Cruz if they should get out of hand and sack it.
Still I couldn't help thinking that, unless we had the Hercules to help us, it would be a pretty hard job.
I really couldn't help thinking, as I sat taking in all this, that the misfortune extended to some other members of that family besides Mrs. Gummidge.
Do you know what I can't help thinking of, Traddles, as I sit here looking at you?
Nor could I help thinking this a prudent course, when she looked at me out of the pickle-jar, with as great an access of sourness as if her black eyes had absorbed its contents.
I can’t help thinking it’s almost time the Government showed some appreciation of your services.
It wouldn’t be so bad if you were a brainless hulk like the man who’s sweating away beside you; but you think, and you can’t help thinking.
But I’ve looked for him so long that I can’t help thinkinghe doesn’t move in my set.
You’ve given Kate such a training in it that I can’t help thinking it has become a habit.
Still I can't help thinking we've done something," she ended in triumph.
I can't help thinking it was a happy idea, but I wish to know how it strikes you.
I really can't help thinking that my husband's death caused him to leave it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "help thinking" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
