Sentence examples for having thought out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush is determinedly anti-intellectual, gives little evidence of having thought out a political philosophy, waffles on many issues and often jokes about his fondness for reading the executive summary and skipping the long report.

As the interviewee explained, this meant "they will do a study, perhaps not having thought out the aims at the beginning and then might retrospectively go through them and say... Can we find something interesting out?... and in that way they will miss things that are not significant they won't even consider if that non-significant result is of interest".

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".

I know it sounds gimmicky — an Internet convention — but an impressive group of frustrated Democrats, Republicans and independents, called Americans Elect, is really serious, and they have thought out this process well.

That can be a very key, important scene — it could be a five-minute-long scene — but the writer/director has thought out exactly what's going to happen.

When faced with a problem, anthropoids, such as orangutans and chimpanzees, will act as if they are thinking through possible solutions, only acting after they have thought out an approach that suffices to solve the problem — choosing rationally among the alternatives they have thought of.

By simply illustrating that you have thought out the different sides of a decision and are willing to offer objective analysis, you show clients that you have their interests at heart.