Sentence examples for very good thinking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Powell told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation that Mr. Brahimi's proposal "reflects some very, very good thinking" and "a great deal of wisdom and experience" on his part, though he noted that the United Nations Secretary General, Kofi Annan, now needed to give his blessing.

"This work is a terrific combination of very good thinking and biochemical skill," says vision researcher Vadim Arshavsky of Harvard Medical School in Boston.

That's not very good thinking on the part of the Obama campaign.

"Well, I think, you know, very good strategic thinking". Anything else? Cable's voice jumps a few octaves, and becomes oddly detached; not grudging, exactly, but closer to that than effusive.

"It's going to be a thinking drivers' race and our engineers are very good at thinking on their feet in difficult situations.

I don't think we've been very good at thinking about the other side of the coin".

All are very good at thinking for themselves.

I suspect, nevertheless, that he was not very good at thinking.

"In my view the Paralympics have been very good in thinking about how they market themselves," said Mr Harrison.

Later on, though, it emerges that Brett is very good at thinking, and seeing things, in a certain way.

Most of us are not very good at thinking about abstractions or spiritual states, so we rely on concrete or spatial metaphors to (imperfectly) do the job.