Sentence examples for thinking of rule from inspiring English sources

"So I told him, softly, that you're thinking of Rule 8.05, Sections a through m; 13 ways to balk," Harvey said in a raspy voice, "and specifically you're talking about 8.05d, which states a man can't throw to an unoccupied base.' " But Harvey said that Kerr did not recall what followed a comma — "except for the express purpose of making a play".

I referred to Rule 115 but, as Mr Fayot said, I was in fact thinking of Rule 114.

While we must not forget that the photographs, like life itself, must be composed with feeling, heart, and instinct, and thinking only of rules, and proportions.

But reciprocity thrives elsewhere too, because it is embedded in habits of thinking and rules of behaviour.

He said that the government and the opposition would have to work together to devise the elections and that they "may be thinking of changing the rules".

The words were barely out of Ursula's mouth when she began thinking of all the rules she'd violated.

"That may give folks thinking of bending the rules a lot more pause before doing so ― ideally, enough pause to make the right decision," Feuer said.

I'm thinking the rule of diminishing returns might be in effect.

She said the agency was thinking of imposing a new rule that would allow it to make public more information about gene therapy.

In terms of two-level utilitarianism, act utilitarianism can be likened to the 'critical' level of moral thinking, and rule utilitarianism to the 'intuitive' level.

And athletics' world governing body, worried about the brawn drain from Africa, is now thinking of changing its citizenship rules.