Such a conception of the artist as a good workman, thinking only of the perfection of his craft, was not without an element of greatness.
He called himself to task, and thought himself a glutton, thinking only of his stomach.
Several times we halted in the hope that the reptiles, thinking only of overtaking us, might come up within shooting distance; but they were too wary to be caught by any trick of that kind.
And when in it, he paid no attention to the wise counsels of his friend, but ran hither and thither, thinking only of his beloved.
So he went home, and abandoning his occupation of catching fish, he took to his bed, and refused to eat, thinking only on the princess.
When the good Ratnavali said this, her father and mother comforted her, and she remained there, thinking only of her husband.
How grand, how noble he seemed in his utter self-abnegation--thinking only of her and of the comfort that he might manage to throw around her broken life!
But he is in love, and that may happen even to a man who is thinking only of a career.
This he said, thinking only of the boy-time obligation voluntarily assumed; but it was quite inevitable that Ardea should mistake the motive.
That odious Sister Winifred waiting for your death, thinking only of her school.
She had said these things, but how differently she had acted, forgetful of God, thinking only of Evelyn, and her vows, and not a little of the woman herself.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thinking only" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
