Sentence examples for had thought out from inspiring English sources

Marie was also fairly popular within suffragette circles, where she was viewed as "a woman whose wits had devised many a coup d'état, whose brains had thought out many a difficult problem for her people, who had used the gifts given her to further every good purpose".

"I liked the fact he had thought out of the box.

Nothing gave a better idea of how carefully Mr. Ford had thought out each detail, especially in relation to Saint Laurent, than the virtual absence of accessories.

The tapes also suggest that he had thought out the layout of Pioneer Courthouse Square, the scene of the planned attack — where a bomb truck could be parked and where holiday shoppers would be found in greatest abundance.

Claude Julien conceded that the Canucks "are probably used to this more than we are," but he said the Bruins had thought out their own approach to the coast-to-coast travel.

By the time that the Beagle set out for the Galápagos Islands on 7 September 1835, Darwin had thought out the essentials of his theory of atoll formation.

And it has thought out loud about drafting a law that would subject investments from proscribed countries to special scrutiny.

By contrast, Declan Donnellan has thought out his directorial concept with thoroughgoing clarity in his engrossing Cheek by Jowl production of Macbeth.

Mr. Moore should have thought out his Oscar speech a bit more, realizing that he might be hustled off the stage before he could deliver his final zinger.

Mr. Pollock wonders if the state has thought out all the implications of creating what he called "in-state competition" for Atlantic City.

Bert and Bob might have thought out loud: 'Let's kill the Monkees!' Or they may have not thought so out loud but at some unconscious level, they were sick of the Monkees and wanted to do something else".