Sentence examples for thinking things out from inspiring English sources

Sinkler headed back down the road, thinking things out.

Dave might even, if he were capable of thinking things out effectively, work out that Russell has the idol.

But this is Sunday morning television, so why we would start "thinking things out" is beyond me.

A subject's impulsiveness - his or her ability to delay gratification in exchange for a slightly increased reward - was measured another way too: by a standard psychological questionnaire that asked the subject to rate, say, how often he or she bought something on impulse or spoke before thinking things out.

Once decisions are made, there is no other recourse for a child in that situation, so thinking things through and seeking out advice is always best.

The underlying texture allows you to see Atassi thinking things through, trying things out.

When I was in jail, I found out by thinking things over on my own that drugs isn't a way to life.

Mr. Axelrod says Mr. Obama is not backtracking, but simply thinking things through and talking them out.

iii) Active (learn by trying things out, enjoy working in groups) or reflective (learn by thinking things through, prefer working alone or with one or two familiar partners).

We were thinking things in there, but we can't express those thoughts in the language we use out here.

The cogito purports to yield certainty that I exist insofar as I am a thinking thing, whatever that turns out to be.