Sentence examples for trouble of thinking from inspiring English sources

The Chinese love to look up to the famous, thereby saving themselves the trouble of thinking".

The controversies "save people the trouble of thinking," he said, and he blamed Trump for appealing to a sense of "road rage" in the electorate.

Give him the typical gifts like a CD or something you made or a video game he likes etc., so he does not think you went to a lot of trouble thinking of what to buy him.

All of which is to say that the humble economy class airplane seat, subject of ill thoughts when it is thought about at all, was primed to receive more attention even even before American's 757 troubles began because a lot of thinking goes into where we put our seats.

I have to admit I'm having trouble reconciling this new general way of thinking about teenage wasteland with some particulars.

I remember regretting this departure from the strictly repetitive aesthetic of the original campus designed by the Architects Co-Partnership, but Jim told me that he had taken immense trouble to dovetail the two ways of thinking, and was pleased with the result.

But that's troubling only if you make the mistake of thinking that classified information is supposed to be secret.

Are troubles ahead or has my biological clock just clicked me into a new miserable way of thinking?

Wills, we were told, "went to a lot of trouble thinking up what to wear" (white baseball cap, sweatshirt, two gold chains), and was challenged to "put on a chavvy accent and stop speaking like a royal".

It's difficult to listen to Taylor Swift's Trouble without thinking of goats – so it makes sense that the producers of the YouTube Year in Review worked with 30 goats while creating the video.

If you are having trouble thinking of things to add to the discussion, think of the 5 W's and How: who are you discussing?