Sentence examples for thought out over from inspiring English sources

A trench coat done completely in coral pigeon feathers might have been one of the single most gasp-inducing pieces at the shows, and yet it had the ease of something Mr. Gaultier might have thought out over a cigarette.

The dishes are creative and well thought out, but not over-manipulated.

The other has a common sense conception of it which he thought out for himself over his anvil.

During a 2006 debate O'Donnell claimed that the Asian country had a "carefully thought out and strategic plan to take over America".

"I don't like things that are too labored over, thought out and carefully molded".

The president's adamant insistence on a January election entails another poorly thought out tactic that places politics over policy.

"This was not something that was discussed, chewed over and thought out for a long time or that huge numbers of people were consulted on," this adviser said.

I think out of 50 overs, 30 are bowled by fast bowlers, so their role is more important".

"It is important for a society to think out loud," he told me over the phone this week.

Jager explained to Garrow that she thought Obama's second proposal stemmed "mostly, I think, out of a sense of desperation over our eventual parting and not in any real faith in our future".

I thought all was lost until I rang her up yesterday and found out she'd thought it over and voted Labour for the NHS, for "the kids" and for me.