Sentence examples for thinking about the subject from inspiring English sources

As it happens, I've been thinking about the subject lately.

Mr. Santorum clearly had been thinking about the subject and was ready with a response.

After four years of thinking about the subject, I have rationalised it thus: it's a condition that feeds on stress.

The child abuse experts don't want the rest of us in the profession to stop thinking about the subject.

"By the time I left, I was thinking about the subject in a very different way to when I arrived".

In this exchange between Katharine Hilbery and William Rodney, you can almost hear the author thinking about the subject: "What is this romance?" she mused.

On the other hand, if you're ready to be thrown into management on a moment's notice, start thinking about the subjects in this month's column and you'll have plenty of chances along the way.

One of the single most popular questions in career forums is, "How do I answer the salary question?" For many people, just thinking about this subject can throw unnecessary stress into what would normally be a great interview.

Understanding that these clinical and pathological factors are but crude surrogates of more fundamental biological predictors of melanoma behavior and survival outcomes would provide the reader with a more unifying conceptual way of thinking about this subject.

When thinking about the choice of subjects to study, or support, at university, it might seem that choosing an apparently relevant subject – one appearing to lead directly to a career and a salary – is a sensible choice, and especially in times when the economy is less than strong, jobs are scarce, and the pressure is really intense to succeed.

Comprehensive reform means acknowledging "new normals". There was some good news and some bad news on marijuana this week, which got us thinking about how the subject of federal marijuana policy relates to the presidential nomination race.