Sentence examples for thought out again from inspiring English sources

If you ask me, in my opinion the timing of the Confederations Cup is not good and needs to be thought out again down the road.

I push this thought out of my mind again and again because it's not something I want to think about right now.

On the day Mr. Romney dropped out of that presidential race, Mr. Obama told reporters that the former governor was a weak candidate who made "poorly thought out" comments (the compulsive grader again).

Again, your bold demands should be well thought out and fair.

Lido Palace was not supplemented to the Breeders' Cup last year and it was thought he would sit out again this year because of the costs involved, but Amerman said after the Woodward that his intention was to put up the money.

"I think Warren will probably stick with Beck as a centre," Jones told Scrum V. "I think he would probably want Halfpenny at full-back and I think Hook may miss out again.

"I don't think I shall go out again," he said.

Until then you'd have thought the war had broken out again.

I think I could get into Indonesia now, but I have reason to think I wouldn't get out again safely.

And I think, you know, that script is going to play itself out again and I think that this is going to be a process rather than a point.

Time, I think, to get the map out again.