Sentence examples for to think in the middle from inspiring English sources

You are forced to think in the middle of play.

Odd to think, in the middle of Oxford Circus, that inside our over-coats, under our mufflers, coiled within our sweaters and vests is the same intricate reproductive system - fallopian tubes, uterii, vaginas, and breasts - and that that is why we're here, on March 6 , 1971 in the snow.

Odd to think, in the middle of Oxford Circus that inside our overcoats, under our mufflers, coiled within our sweaters and vests is the same intricate reproductive system - fallopian tubes, uteri, vaginas and breasts - and that is why we're here, on 6 March 1971, in the snow.

With Thatcher's housing policies increasingly recognised as an unmitigated disaster, it takes a special sort of idiot to think – in the middle of a housing crisis that is driving millions into poverty – that the situation will be improved by allowing a half-arsed impersonation.

In a novel that takes on the problem of conformity and questions the certainty of narrow-minded ideologues, such circuit-breaking is nonetheless useful, forcing the reader to pause and think in the middle of that dauntless break for the plot's conclusion.

EB: I think in the middle of our first year of learning together, I spoke to you about getting some friends together to form a study group.

These are the two extremes and there's a lot of grey area (where most people live and think) in the middle.

I really do not want to think that in the middle of the financial meltdown, the president's first thought was what the collapse of the auto industry would mean to the big swing state.

It's something I like to think about in the middle of the night.

He urges the middle-aged to think in detail about what the alternative realities they contemplate would actually entail.

I'd like to think I'm in the middle but in order to stay there, I have to engage with both sides.