Sentence examples for thinking so far from inspiring English sources

The filmmaker Lenny Abrahamson, whose latest project, "What Richard Did," was produced through Element, said, "I think lots of us are like the guy falling through the air, having stepped off the ledge of a tall building, thinking, 'So far, so good' as he passes floor after floor".

I was only thinking so far as the final, not beyond it.

A colleague suggested that because he was thinking so far ahead, he post an advertisement on Craigslist to line up places to see during his two-day trip.

On the Iranian side, there has been little thinking so far about the limitations Iran could accept if it wanted to reassure the international community that the program is indeed for civilian purposes only, as Iran claims.

"We believe the appetite for bandwidth will continue to grow as it did for processing speed; that's why we're thinking so far outside the box," said Mr. Arnold, 43.

He catalysed not one but two generations of Manchester United players, making them realise what could be achieved through incessant practice and thinking so far outside the box that you didn't even know where the box was, and what the hell's a box anyway.

And I am far from alone in thinking so.

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

"What were you thinking?" is, so far, the unofficial motto of the 2011 tournament.

I have been covering terrorism for awhile now, so have spent a lot of time learning about the pros and cons of the legal system's ability to deal with terrorists, and I have come away thinking that so far at least, the civilian system has by far out-performed the military commissions down in Guantanamo.

Europe may no longer be a force in mass chipmaking but it is poised for a comeback thanks to its strength in technologies well suited to a new world of interconnected objects and ultra-low power consumption.This is more than wishful thinking, though, so far, it is hard to spot in the numbers.