Sentence examples for think widely from inspiring English sources
"think widely" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it whenever you want to encourage someone to consider all possibilities and think outside of the box. For example, "To make the best decision, think widely about all of your options before making a choice."
In the United States, Singer is widely respected — I don't think widely read.
They have to focus on results and so will spend time on exam technique and marking schemes rather than letting discussion develop and encouraging us to think widely.
In our house – and, I think, widely in the 1970s, when I was growing up – the word cancer was mouthed more often than it was spoken aloud.
"David's criticisms of our current computing environments are eloquently stated, and I think widely shared," Mr. Brooks wrote in a recent comment posted on the Internet.
But to penetrate the details to the point that you can see the commonalities between, say, different forms of bank money, so you can see what's really going on, requires an understanding of the institutional detail which is not, I think, widely appreciated.
"That's pretty solid and I think widely accepted," he says.
He has run the policy unit at No 10, he thinks widely and has cultivated backbenchers.
By producing a lot of different evidence, Mr Kerry implies that he has thought widely about an issue.
Confucian thought, widely misinterpreted by many in the West as "static," is rooted in a complex code of conduct that explicitly and micro-analytically details, and fixes, the relationship between individual and society.
But Mr Clinton must think more widely.
The next advice is to think more widely than just the FTSE 100.
