Sentence examples for thought out move from inspiring English sources
Mr. Putin has made a strategic, well calibrated and thought out move on the Middle East chessboard and will soon reap significant geopolitical rewards from it.
In an extraordinary bad-timed and poorly thought out move, Kevin O'Leary posted a video of him shooting at a gun range during the funerals for the men killed in the Quebec mosque shootings.
Jon Reyes of HipHop DX wrote that the song is "a very well thought out move, probably in hopes that it would help soften the impending criticism that Rihanna would receive from singing the pop version of make-up sex with her abusive ex-boyfriend".
MT: It was an accident more than an instant attraction or thought out career move.
Mr Miller argues that, for all the squawks from his liberal critics, Barack Obama is engaged in a well thought out project to move the centre to the left, a project that is being given a huge boost by the economic meltdown.The president has his eye on a bigger prize than winning a few Republican votes for his stimulus package or having a conservative in his cabinet.
A well-thought out move to a European club could have maintained his progress.
There is always at least one spectacular stunt, such as last year's disastrously ill-thought out move by Greenpeace to drape large yellow letters spelling out "Time for Change" over the Nazca lines in the Peruvian desert.
Their perfectly choreographed showpiece is spectacular, every move thought out, and the guitar playing of St Vincent Annie Clarkk) is spectacular: violent flurries of disruption.
They called the grad school plan inadequately thought out and the wrong move at a moment when universities are already turning out too many life sciences Ph.D.s.
The photo gallery has also been redesigned and thought out anew, with a constantly moving, filtering view of your cameras and videos appearing when you open your photo view.
I think it means putting a plan in place and sticking to that plan, making moves that are thought out, not on a whim".
