Sentence examples for thinking very much from inspiring English sources

If everybody in the room thinks the same thing, nobody is thinking very much".

Now, you perform that series of actions every time you pull into the street without thinking very much.

It's almost like the court of Louis XIV - people taking elaborate positions and not thinking very much".

We've just been through a long sustained period of prosperity, and we haven't been provoked into thinking very much.

"He won't have the luxury we have had to be able to do things without thinking very much about the environment.

And in her writing she praised women, such as her own mother, who accepted their lives without thinking very much about whys and wherefores.

"The numbers for the last half of 2008 show that wealthy donors appear to be thinking very carefully about how much to give and when in this economy," said Patrick M. Rooney, the center's interim executive director.

"There is a complete disconnect between thinking about building a business and then thinking about, very much at the later stage, actually collecting a check," she says.

Sometime later, I read "The Fall," by Camus, which Kieślowski must have been thinking about very much when he wrote "Red".

And the columnist Joseph Kraft, apparently thinking along very much the same lines as Lippmann, wrote that a "crisis of authority" had arisen, and that the Democrats were "not yet ready to abandon the illusion that the world can be run from a single place" and so were "not equipped to back away from the true source of the crisis in authority".

"But also, I went from not really thinking through very much to having everything just blow up in such a monumental way, that you'd have to be really blind to not realize there must be some things that I need to resolve here and understand a little better.