Sentence examples similar to gray thinking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rowe's is one gray head whose thinking — and leadership — are rarely tangled.

The New Yorker, November 13 , 1926P. 17 Young couple looking for kitchen utensils turn in at a gray stone pile, thinking it is Altman's.

Are you thinking of gray elephants and kangaroos eating oranges in Denmark?

But, don't forget (we know you are still thinking about the new gray slacks), this is all pure speculation at the moment.

Black and white thinking: refusing to see gray areas and making an all or nothing judgment.

There were discussions about who was wearing what to the Golden Globes — Ms. Davis and Ms. Stone are both thinking burgundy; Ms. Spencer, might do gray or lavender — along with talk of baking and on-set antics.

(Here in the city the heat is oppressive … He is thinking of spring!) Let the long gray boulevards of Beijing be memorials to themselves.

I remember thinking he had great eyes, hazel gray-green, and that he was very handsome.

The movie cuts to 2003; a grayer, thinner Watt visits the tree and remembers thinking, God damn, this is the smartest dude in the world.

"Now, the nuances, the gray areas, the complications are things that I am literally thinking about and talking about all the time," she told me.

As I watched the gray-haireds lining up for their class photo, I remember thinking clear as day: God those people look ancient.