Sentence examples for term to think from inspiring English sources

But then there's the second term to think of.

"There's a tendency after you win your second term to think you're invulnerable.

The defining characteristic of matter was to occupy space; the defining characteristic of mind was to be conscious or, in a broad sense of the term, to think.

It's a notoriously hard term to think about, and the "Dictionary" entry on it reads like a philosophical throwing-up-of-the-hands: here, this is how other languages have failed, now you try to translate it.

They are a test bed for engineers and designers, allowing them to develop ideas by thinking "outside the box" – or in car design terms to think outside the three boxes that constitute most cars: bonnet, body and boot.

It meant, in psychoanalytical terms, to think about both the latent and manifest meaning behind what you meant by what your actions.

The sound is, for the most part, spartan: it's shocking, in evolutionary terms, to think that Dylan was only a few years away from the crashing carnival of "Blonde on Blonde".

There is no sense of urgency in this account, rather attention to working with the patient (she uses the inclusive term 'we') to think about what is needed.

Put another way, how can we get politicians elected on a short-term basis to think about the long-term good of the country?

There are long-term implications to think about.

In the long term, we want to think big high-risk, high-payoff projects.