Sentence examples for thinking about very from inspiring English sources

"There is a complete disconnect between thinking about building a business and then thinking about, very much at the later stage, actually collecting a check," she says.

A. That's something that I've been thinking about very much.

I.B.M. is thinking about very big projects to help cut down on the world's largest expenses.

I can't pretend otherwise: I was mostly thinking about very intimate things".

Sometime later, I read "The Fall," by Camus, which Kieślowski must have been thinking about very much when he wrote "Red".

The degree to which designers are exposed, and expose themselves, is something Mr. Elbaz was thinking about very carefully when he prepared his last collection.

"I wasn't thinking about real events very much.

Then about a year before June 16 — that's the day that I announced — I started really thinking about it very, very strongly.

"If he needs to wait one or two or three extra weeks he will, he's thinking about this very, very long term".

Those wishing to stimulate thinking about the very real problems facing our ocean environments and potential solutions will find Fujita's - interesting and eminently readable book a very good place to start.

"It is a very lovely way of thinking about a very old history of portraiture and reinventing that through the use of new technologies," Parsons says.