Sentence examples similar to protracted thinking from inspiring English sources
His play was so dynamic that Favre all but erased the criticism he received for the protracted thinking-out-loud dalliances with retirement he has conducted since at least 2002, which led to his bitter parting from the Green Bay Packers after the 2007 season.
I lie awake on my jhilli, thinking of Maase's protracted sadness, listening to the drums and the sounds of protracted happiness from the grounds, and thinking about Charu Mazumdar's idea of protracted war, the central precept of the Maoist Party.
(Is it just me who is thinking about two world wars, not to mention the protracted allied campaigns in Afghanistan and Iraq?) Or: "Treat your men as you would your own beloved sons.
Thinking about how I might handle a slow and protracted death, given how badly I handle even a minor flu, I found myself thinking, Jeez, how might I get out of that?
According to Wiredu (1996: 182ff), such independent and critical thinking was available in varying forms in Akan communities and was the basis of frequently protracted disputations among elders in search of a consensus regarding matters that required negotiations.
They really don't get along, and Morrissey is so eager to detail this not getting along that you come away from "Autobiography" thinking that Morrissey maybe started the Smiths so that he could be joined in the unholy union of protracted legal dispute for a long time, and with several people.
They are also protracted.
Conflicts are becoming more protracted.
Another protracted silence.
