Sentence examples for sports thinking from inspiring English sources

Progressive, enlightened sports thinking right there.

"I think we get a little carried away with ourselves, with sports, thinking we're more important than everything else," Van Gundy said.

PAGE 23 SPORTS THINKING ABOUT PITCHING, And Remembering 1968 Nobody is suggesting that they lower the mound even more.

"You don't go into a sport thinking it's going to be corrupt and full of cheats" she reflects.

"If someone starts off in a competitive sport thinking 'If I get an Olympic medal I'll be sorted for life', I'd suggest to him he'd be better off playing the lottery," he said.

He relates how the mix of penalties and incentives since Sydney led, in the case of gymnastics and swimming, to each sport thinking afresh and coming back with an investable proposition.

When it comes to sport, thinking people aren't particularly interested in the unequal distribution of luck that is part of the human condition; they're interested in the guts, spirit and staying power.

The taxidermist knew me for less time than it took to wipe my feet on his mat, and, with no effort whatsoever, he looked into my soul and recognized me for the person I really am: the type who'd actually love a Pygmy, and could easily get over the fact that he'd been murdered for sport, thinking, breezily, Well, it was a long time ago.

"To see someone in the upper echelons of sport thinking it is okay to refer to women in this way, in private or otherwise, is utterly appalling, let alone someone who has publically supported the case for equality.

These points illustrate that soccer, the king of earners in global sports, is thinking only of itself.

At the time, Daryl Morey was at Northwestern University, trying to figure out how to get a job in professional sports and thinking about applying to business schools.