Sentence examples for thinking closely from inspiring English sources

"An Enlightened Life" follows the evolution of Smith's thinking closely and all it owed to the other intellectuals in his orbit, especially David Hume.

But he said that "she's thinking very closely in consultation with both her parents and her doctors about what she's going to do after today".

By Amy Davidson Sorkin April 12 ,2017 The White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, gets in the most trouble when he follows his boss's thinking most closely.

"This level of questioning was actually really good because it meant people were thinking really closely about the jam theme and what we were trying to achieve.

Something else was also at work -- thinking really closely about something while doing it makes it next to impossible to do it well.

I'm often left thinking about how closely all our lives are woven together.

The official added, "We're following these things very closely, thinking through different alternatives of what can be done and what should be done with our counterparts in Greece and the E.U".

This got me thinking about how closely people are paying attention to what the candidates actually have said and done.

In casting the role of Grandad, Sullivan had in mind an actor similar to Wilfrid Brambell, who had played Albert Steptoe in Steptoe and Son, although chose not to use Brambell himself, thinking him too closely associated with Steptoe.

Yet disappointingly for anyone titillated by the gothic, probably to Francis' thinking Beelzebub more closely resembles some big hostile bully toting a fat wallet - all swollen with ill-gotten banknotes and no human conscience to speak of.

But by his actions and comments, the chairman gave ample evidence that his thinking was closely aligned with that of Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates.