Sentence examples for seem thought through from inspiring English sources
I'm not saying this is the wrong reason to vote for someone, I'm saying it doesn't seem thought through, and I don't get it.
I like the remain campaigners' self-mocking and unshrill homemade placards on their upbeat Ode to Joy demonstrations: "Brexit – is it worth it?", "This doesn't seem very well thought through", "Let's call the whole thing off", "CakeNotHate","I want to have my gateau and share it", "I want my continent back".
But variation for variation, the performance seemed carefully thought through and deeply felt.
Every piece of this exceptional collection seemed judiciously thought through — not least the final outfit of navy tuxedo with ink blue jeans.
Amnesty International called the powers "draconian", adding none of the measures seemed "properly thought through".
" Everything hurt me," Rose wrote, in an account that itself seems to ache, "I seemed to think through my head..
When a businessman once asked Harold Macmillan why he didn't run government departments like proper businesses, Macmillan replied: "How would you run your company if your annual general meeting were in permanent session?" Labour doesn't seem to have thought through what an alternative market structure would look like in the public sector and until it does it won't make much progress.
But the government doesn't seem to have thought through a legal fight in upstate New York between Richmor Aviation and SportsFlight Air about the invoices for a charter flight that carried people to be tortured.
Opponents and even some supporters of missile attacks on Syria rightly argue that President Barack Obama does not seem to have thought through what will happen after the targets are destroyed.
By Jonathan Alter September 9, 2013 Opponents and even some supporters of missile attacks on Syria rightly argue that President Barack Obama does not seem to have thought through what will happen after the targets are destroyed.
And while the world of corrupt politicians includes those whose schemes sometimes seem so poorly thought through that they make investigators scratch their heads — like the plan Senator Smith is accused of to get on the Republican mayoral ballot — it is also populated by shrewd and savvy criminals wary of law enforcement and knowledgeable about how it operates.
