Sentence examples for thinks primarily from inspiring English sources

One thinks primarily of Annie-B Parson and Paul Lazar's more evocative Big Dance Theater.

Gang worked for Rem Koolhaas in Rotterdam for two years after she got her architecture degree, at Harvard, but she considered becoming an engineer before she decided to be an architect, and she thinks primarily in terms of what is buildable.

A citizen thinks primarily about his or her community and is preoccupied with the safety of the neighborhood, the health of the elderly and disabled, the well-being of the young.

In general, we don't think primarily about sound.

"I think primarily in terms of form," Mr. Kahn said.

You think primarily of designers with big, brash, occasionally volatile personalities.

"But I think primarily these are guns that folks shoot at paper targets".

However, he thought primarily about himself, which is perfectly understandable given his age.

Who, in this apocalyptic scenario, could think primarily of the shopkeepers?

In truth, unlike his friend and disciple James Madison, Jefferson did not think primarily in constitutional categories.

But humans are short-termist; we think primarily of our pleasures now rather than the harmony and serenity of the world to come.