Sentence examples for got thought through from inspiring English sources

The argument over gay marriage was only the most recent one to show that, with the mental work done, the moral work could begin, and the right result would follow: the unthinkable, fifty years ago, first got thought through, and then got done.

General Sir Richard Dannatt said: "We have got to think through the way we operate, the resources we have got, the numbers... to make sure we have given ourselves the absolute best chance of succeeding".

There are all sorts of ramifications that you have got to think through.

We have got to think through the issue of taxpayer confidentiality, which is a very important principle in Britain".

But, he added, "when you get to three stars you've got to think through what you're doing".

"We've got to think through what we do through the lens of what's going to be effective - but also through what's critical for US security interests".

"Things can never stand still, but risks have also got to be thought through to protect the club going forward," Jenkins said.

By backing the telcos, the unions either do not get or have not thought through the subplot that this is already harming them.

"That's all got to be thought through - Jim Murphy isn't waiting for that.

I got Marx, I think, through Brecht, and realized that the theater is astonishing in the way it presents that paradoxical sensation".

This is a good example of how I try to get you to think through the predictable problems, and opportunities that rapid change represents.