"I'm thinking yes," he said of having enough shooters, "but we'll see".
I've learned so much in terms of my confidence – in thinking yes, I'm worth it".
Now you may be thinking, "yes, but this knucklehead doesn't represent me, or my family, or my friends" and he probably doesn't.
Ron, doing a pretty fair Ronald Reagan imitation, recalls his father often saying to him "well, all I know is... " and the son thinking "yes, that's precisely the problem" of knowing untrue things and not wanting to hear more.
When asked, we IMO told people what we were thinking (yes, that haircut was a bad idea), and when someone ticked us off (which they inevitably do) we declared in our most exasperated way of typing WTF!
[It] Can sometimes be if you lack confidence then you might want to double-check your plan or double-check your management with someone more senior to make sure you're safe, as ultimately it's about the patient's safety than you thinking "yes I have the right diagnosis" [2011 Group One] (7)—It could also be about lack of confidence.
[It] Can sometimes be if you lack confidence then you might want to double-check your plan or double-check your management with someone more senior to make sure you're safe, as ultimately it's about the patient's safety than you thinking "yes I have the right diagnosis" [2011 Group One] As with confidence, the groups could not develop an agreed definition of competence.
You find yourself thinking, yes, this is how brothers are.
"For months, I was thinking yes, no, yes, no," he says.
As we were laughing I was thinking, yes, I'd bust a gut for this guy.
