Sentence examples for usually think about from inspiring English sources

"We're using ingredient sourcing to tell a story," Zurofsky explains, so that "others who don't usually think about this stuff are thinking about it".

"I don't usually think about it.

Motorcyclists face hazards car drivers don't usually think about.

"The world doesn't usually think about bank robbers as having children — though plenty must.

We usually think about technology changing our world in terms of things it touches directly.

I usually think about the EU like a kind of residents' association at a European level.

"That adds a dimension that's not usually thought about," says developmental biologist Rudy Raff of Indiana University, Bloomington.

When she said that "now nearly everybody can live their whole lives being entertained", and that "it means that you're never in contact with what you are", we couldn't help thinking about how we usually thought about what we did, and who we talked to, and what we had to do next, and tended not to give much thought at all to who we were.

Running back Kirwin Watson, the Patriot League's offensive player of the year, usually thinks about turkey and stuffing and what games he will watch on television.

"Usually, you think about lipids as positive[ly] buoyant because they are less dense than seawater".

It's about a part of the newspaper that writers usually don't think about, but that has been central to the survival of many papers.