Sentence examples for thinking of the term from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking of the term "information poverty".

"When I first started this series I was really thinking of the term fabulous and how I could simultaneously express a positive ownership of that term not only for myself, but for all women and girls".

It also suggests that Ms Pelosi is thinking of the long term.

Claiming that traders in the QQQ's are thinking of the long term may be a bit of a stretch.

"All of the time you're thinking of the longer term, handing on the best to the next generation," he said.

But if Jeter was the Michael Corleone of the Yankees — keenly aware of everything around him, always thinking of the long term — Posada was Sonny: emotional, confrontational, direct.

But he said it now appeared that investors have become conditioned to thinking of the longer term and are willing, therefore, to jump back into the market quickly.

Of course, Jennifer was thinking of the long term.

I kept thinking of the Japanese term mono no aware, a kind of wistful awareness of how everything is fleeting.

In their planning, Norwegians tend to do things slowly, always thinking of the long term, envisioning what a better life might be for their children, their posterity.

They maintained that a lack of objectivity regarding a woman's right to choose arose from pre judging women as irresponsible without thinking of the long term consequences of an unplanned pregnancy.