Sentence examples for having thought through from inspiring English sources

Where we, you know, take on things without having thought through all the consequences of it".

Having thought through the arguments, we decided 18 years ago that government should not compel people to buy health insurance.

"You shouldn't go into a country militarily without having thought through what it should look like afterward".

This doesn't mean that he's radically brave, nor does it absolve him for not having thought through a racial lens more often in the past year.

And then you were asked to come up with your own experimental design, having thought through, in the case of someone else's study, what a study might look like.

It's okay if the goal evolves or changes along the way – that's pretty common – but don't walk through the doors on your first day without having thought through what it is you want to accomplish over the summer.

"I don't think we have thought through the ramifications".

They couldn't have thought through that statement too thoroughly.

"He should have thought through all of that.

I wonder whether he has thought through his alternative.

It was almost like a statement, I suppose, but not one we had thought through.