Sentence examples for thinking a little from inspiring English sources

And some of the things that in the past were just impulsive things — I think he is thinking a little bit more before he acts now".

This is a warning from the dock, a hint that cricket could perhaps think of reining itself in elsewhere, diluting its own rampant gluttony, thinking a little harder about who it shakes hands with generally – and sending out a message that at all times it is the game that is sacred, not its disorientating new riches.

"I think it's pretty clear that price and supply concerns have people thinking a little bit differently today," said Steve Mercer, a spokesman for U.S. Wheat Associates, a federally supported cooperative that promotes American wheat abroad.

"I've been thinking a little of 2016," said Perry.

You do end up thinking a little differently".

"I was probably thinking a little selfishly there," Neagle admitted.

Don't you think we're thinking ahead a little bit more than we used to in the old days?

"I am thinking about a little minivan.

ANGEL: I'm thinking something a little stronger.

Gawain had accepted a couple of drinks, thinking that a little lubrication couldn't hurt.

Like so many thematic exhibitions, some of the lingo and the thinking get a little odd.