Sentence examples for distance thinking from inspiring English sources

These days, I spend a lot of time staring off into the distance, thinking about my new story and characters.

I'm looking over the bicycle's handlebars at the veld unfurling in front of me - the baobab trees in bloom, the hawks circling, a miniskyline of anthills rising in the distance, thinking that 15 miles per hour is about the perfect pace to soak this all up.

Here was this 22-year-old, undersized guard, taking a moment or two to measure the distance, thinking about it for another second, then releasing a perfect swish from the left baseline, in front of Pat Riley, in front of a Heat bench blown away by the confidence and arrogance.

"With a little bit of distance, thinking about what we want to do going forward, it really becomes about priorities.

You know what Parisian music is by now; we only really like it if it helps us look cool when we're staring into the mid distance thinking about sadness.

I picture some togaed stereotype waking up in his marbled villa, looking out at the Roman road, the Colosseum squatting in the distance, thinking about the evening's party, whether it will become a wine-lubricated orgy or just sort of peter out into a long political argument over roasted boar.

Once, Dr. Bloom added, "I saw him staring off in the distance and thinking about something else.

Reynolds shared with me some of the key things they've discovered about how to make working remotely work well - and I thought you'd find these insights valuable whether you're working at a distance or thinking about it, establishing a remote work program at your company or trying to make the one you have more effective.

"Each one sees an island shimmering in the distance and starts thinking: I could jump out and swim for the island and maybe I could make it.

Many students confused the concept of speed as a quotient applying a superficial thinking of time canceling out over the same distance, rather than thinking about different times needed for the two laps of the journey.

Psychiatrist Dr. Michel Mennesson says that a practice of meditation can foster a healthy distance between the thinking mind and the observing mind.