Sentence examples for slack thinking from inspiring English sources

But he risks slack thinking of his own.

Citing, for example, the sexual exploitation of young girls in British cities such as Rotherham, he rightly has harsh words for the type of slack thinking that accepts a fear of appearing racist as an excuse for tolerating intolerable behaviour.

Already I was slack-jawed, thinking: "What are they going to do with Kirsty MacColl's vocal?" MacColl, part of the genetic fabric of folk, and an essential element of the song's appeal, died in a boating accident 11 years ago and it might seem rather tasteless to encourage a mass slur through her contribution.

I thought I was being a slacker for thinking that.

Erik Lindgren, the founder of Arf! Arf! Records, which released Mr. Mudurian's record, "Downloading the Repertoire" (AA-057), said that the test of outsider music was simple: does it have the power to elicit a response like "What were they thinking?" from slack-jawed listeners?

32% said tidying up slack operations and 30% are thinking mainly of expansion and returning to business as usual.

I entertained putting on a pantsuit, but then scolded myself for even thinking about wearing slacks to church.

They pack a string of jokes and a succession of surprises into the tale of a whimsical slacker, who sits at home thinking everything happens for a reason, and his frantic married brother, who's out wheeling and dealing in a world he believes to be in a state of chaos.

At the time I first read it, I was skeptical of this and other accounts of Trump's slacker approach to debate prep, thinking it was campaign spin to lower expectations.

Revis may have been thinking of the word "slacker".

But, don't forget (we know you are still thinking about the new gray slacks), this is all pure speculation at the moment.