Sentence examples for thinking through it from inspiring English sources

He's a performer with a slightly mystical faith in craft, thinking through it all.

Thinking through it beforehand will help smooth co-ordination and make the teamwork more productive.

But he was engaging with the music, thinking through it: this was when one remembered that he's an early-1970s musician.

They are still thinking through it.

The way he sees it, the "venture capital model is under assault from different angles, and there are enough questions around it and the way the world is evolving that it's worth thinking through it and trying different things".

He said, "Are you sure I didn't make it too complicated?" And I said, "I promise you, we don't need to change a thing and we'll get it done". I think I said, "Ellsworth, I promise you this is going to be just the way you pictured it". He grabbed my hand, and he went from an artist thinking through it, to like this relief on this face, that just meant the world to me.

And so they're ahead of us as it relates to thinking through what it means to support families and what it means to try to encourage gender equality.

Berger suggested the board should also "commit to developing a strategic and business plan that links a clear mission statement to goals and targets to achieve it, as well as thinking through how it will get paid for".

How would you say your management style has evolved? A. I think it took at least a decade for me to appreciate the importance of thinking through what it meant to have a management style.

It's a battle on the steepest hill in America, and thinking through everything it'll take to win can be overwhelming.

Banks are in the process of creating strategies for open banking, thinking through how it will develop globally versus locally, and putting structures in place to assess the potential of new APIs and partnerships.