Sentence examples for outside thinking from inspiring English sources

"Like a crash dummy, I was standing outside thinking I was going to die".

"Some innovation needs to happen in watch retailing as well, because it has been a traditional sector that has been pretty closed to outside thinking".

It was only after Johnson brought in advisors grounded in outside thinking — most notably Clark Clifford — that the White House began to bend to reality and seek new approaches to the conflict.

"Knowing that you're about to die is kind of hard, the desperation you feel, the fear, you lose hope, thinking about your family outside, thinking there's nothing you can do to get yourself out and it's very hard".

"I was sat outside thinking, 'have I made a massive mistake?' I got up, did it and it was really good, to the point that they asked me back to do another slot," he says.

Unusually, Dillon the biographer inserts herself into the novel as a first-person narrator, and in this role she is honest enough to define her main weakness -- and the book's most rewarding challenge -- which is, as she puts it at one point, "watching from the outside, thinking I was watching from the inside".

Outside of thinking about specific sectors, technology-based deflation can be thought of in two ways.

"Outside this thinking, I'm not".

At least the game gets you outside, the thinking goes.

There's little doubt that my father walked outside today thinking, Today's a great day for baseball.

The cognitive representations of the person can be formed rather independent of the outside world: thinking, dreaming, visualising something based on memory and creativity processes.