Sentence examples similar to thinking attire from inspiring English sources

In recent days, various publications have reported that a retrospective of Mr. Bowie's famously forward-thinking attire, from his codpiece- and kimono-favoring days of "Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars" and beyond, was coming to the Victoria and Albert Museum next year.

Wall and the others arrived in business attire, "thinking we needed to try to blend in," he said.

You don't have to squint your eyes too much to start thinking the classically attired male torso might be that of David Strathairn, George Clooney, or even Edward R. Murrow.

Mr. DiGuilmi, who lives in San Francisco, began thinking about his wedding attire soon after the couple's December 2015 engagement.

My editor asked me to write a critique of the two men's attire on the day of the announcement in Virginia, thinking there might be something in their casual look.

(Just as I was thinking "Do all men in flamenco wear black?" on he came in this attire).

THURSDAY, APRIL 28 I woke up with total optimism thinking it wouldn't rain and then I was caught completely in the wrong attire.

The doorman, thinking they're just a pair of regular punters, also informs them that their scruffy attire doesn't pass the dress code anyway.

By then, Ms. König was already thinking of leaving France, saying that she was mistreated and harassed in the street for her attire.

Proper attire: Think, comfortable.

And all three reflect new thinking about the way work attire influences a company's image and its employees' performance.