Sentence examples for trying to think through from inspiring English sources

"The images in the Last Pictures are primarily inspired by thinking of uncertainty about the future," explains Paglen, "trying to think through the ways in which humans have produced crises over and over, whether that's humanitarian crises or ecological crises and thinking about our uncertain relationship with ideas about progress".

Quick says that implies thinking about parliamentary privilege, the sensitivity of issues pertaining to the investigation and trying to think through the implications and taking legal advice.

It's trying to think through the whole process.

"I'm not spending nearly as much time trying to think through every twist and turn.

"He's very good at trying to think through how various constituencies will react to a particular policy".

So, I've been trying to think through my dissatisfaction — and clarify what I think the administration should do.

I tried to think through the political implications of the city's inchoate mass.

We must proceed with rather more caution and try to think through problems before they actually happen".

And I'm going to just flip ahead in terms of content, because I actually want to try to think through this a little bit.

How this aliveness could fail to guide the artist in life even a little is a mystery that I try to think through a bit in the review.

At least this is what I am working on now, as I try to think through displaced peoples' hunger and its significance for reconstruction after the war.