Sentence examples for served thinking from inspiring English sources

Consider, for instance, a question put to him by the host of "Hardball," Chris Matthews: "What's the candidate that you once served thinking tonight?" Guess what Mr. Trippi said: a) "Well, last week in New Hampshire the governor finished a respectable second.

Developers and entrepreneurs are better served thinking about how automation on top of existing data sets can transform new businesses, as opposed to adding a new layer of notifications.

Not for them the stuffy pre-modernism of having a staff – butler, housekeeper, cook, chambermaids and what-not – all of them responsible for maintaining their own strict discipline, all in order to save those they served from thinking about them as individual people, but simply as a machine of duty.

Free Speech may be a noble ideal, but perhaps we are better served by thinking of it not only as a right but also as a privilege.

The first paragraph includes the words lies, serve, shows, thinking and part.

So, when do you stop judging those who have not served, and stop thinking about how the world does not understand, and just continue the mission, just Charlie Mike?1 When do you start rebuilding?

Indeed, as a tool and as a weapon, the term has served to sabotage thinking along traditional male/female lines — while inflicting collateral damage, which Burton's advisers disarmingly note, on clear thought along much of any lines at all.

I was careful with the guy who had served me food, thinking he might have been another one of them.

Perhaps they've been looking forward to a wonderful meal at an expensive restaurant, as soon as they're there, as soon as the food is served, they're thinking about the club they want to go to after the dinner is over.

This will provide the participating nurses and researchers with a profile of the population served to initiate thinking and discussions of the study issue.

Twice Oscar-nominated (for both The Hurt Locker and The Town), Renner has since served a thinking-action-man's apprenticeship, moving smoothly from The Avengers to an internship with old-hand Tom Cruise in Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol.