Sentence examples for out of think from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ryan, a Washington insider, is heir to the side of the conservative movement that grew out of think tanks and policy journals in the 1960s and '70s.

Adidas can't sit in its laboratories and create a ball out of think air.

Abecassis' podcast puts a zoom-in lens on this issue, her confessional storytelling taking the work/life balance question out of think pieces and into a real-life setting.

There is an intense debate about the future of higher education among elite groups, but it rarely spills out of think tanks, foundations, and the pages of the New York Times book review.

Indeed, judging by the actions of the conservatives in power, and not the empty rhetoric that comes out of think tanks, the conservative movement has effectively turned the United States into a massive Socialist state, an appendage of Communist Russia, China and Venezuela.

Make the person you are trying to get the truth out of think that the truth is no big deal, or you do not care what the truth is, and they may blurt it out from frustration, to try and impress you, or to brag about it.

It's no mistake that out-of-staters think New Jersey drivers are obnoxious.

Reports poured out of think-tanks with titles like "Can Europe and China shape the new world order?" Europe had a good chance of persuading China that its interests lay in co-operation over climate change, Africa or nuclear proliferation, it was said.

I got a big kick out of, thought it was really cool.

Out-of-town friends thought they were crazy for sticking with such a small size.

But they took the think out of that think tank a long time ago.