Sentence examples for think in line from inspiring English sources
The Adobe Global State of Content study found that when consumers had only 15 minutes to consume content (think in line at Starbucks) 63% would skim articles on trends than read an in-depth article and 57% would watch a video report on breaking news than read an article on breaking news.
The kind of self-examination he urges is, I think, in line with the ten questions I've tried to raise in A New Kind of Christianity: questions about our understanding of God, the shape of the biblical narrative, the Bible, Jesus, the gospel, the church, sexuality, other religions and our view of the future.
We become a robin who thinks in lines of thrilling vorticist poetry: "He is wick!
Customers don't think in straight lines.
"I don't think in single lines," he once said, "I think in big-band concepts".
(Even the cheapest computer can think in straight lines, which is why we buy them).
"You can't just extrapolate from the past and think in straight lines: that's what I learned from Gramsci," Jacques said.
And this is only the stuff we know; ancient Mesopotamians or lost civilizations now long dead may have had even more hilarious opinions about women's weaknesses, inability to have their own emotions, or think in straight lines.
K: Do you ever think in a straight line?
He helped me to think in a straight line.
