Sentence examples for thinking precisely of from inspiring English sources

When those two oil men, George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, talk about the vital interests that alone would justify the use of American forces abroad, they may well be thinking precisely of oil.

In fact, you would be forgiven for thinking precisely the opposite.

Drivers are not used to thinking precisely about how far they will drive before returning home.

The Jesuit-educated among them, you could argue, have been trained for independent thinking — precisely the kind of voter who finds Santorum lacking in reason, logic and a broad view of humanity.

We probably didn't know it, but we were thinking of precisely this partnership, which is now worth 138.

It struck me that this way of thinking was precisely the opposite of what America hoped to encourage with its trading partners.

One version of "Hamlet" includes a soliloquy in which Hamlet nails the very essence of his own character—his habit of "thinking too precisely on the event".

There is some competition from Cassius in "Julius Caesar" (who "thinks too much" and "seldom smiles"); but the flawed Shakespearean hero whom Mr Brown has most seemed to resemble is Hamlet, with his "craven scruple/ Of thinking too precisely on th'event".

Thursday, meanwhile, not only features a gorgeous combination of squelching bass and drifting, misty clouds of synthesisers and the reliable source of joy that is Chris Lowe taking to the microphone in stone-faced, Lancashire-vowelled Paninaro style, but rapper Example, who you might have been forgiven for thinking was precisely the kind of pop star Ego Music took aim at.

Thinking is precisely an endless process of dialogical questioning and "quest for meaning".

"Usually writers are so far inside their work that they're not thinking so precisely".