Sentence examples for wider think from inspiring English sources

I am not in favour of increasing the number of government layers but we need to have a wider think about how England interacts.

A shorter, wider glass (think cup) is much preferred for the intended purpose.

Now the party may want to cast its net a bit wider and think harder, but if those are the candidates then Umunna ought to win.

When people ask me what I do and I tell them they say 'You don't look like a rugby player.' But it doesn't bother me what the wider population think.

In three to six months, it will be expanded to include data from the wider web (think Yelp reviews, Twitter updates) and those from other Intuit partners, like ProOnGo or Expensify, for example.

"I would imagine a majority of Americans, probably by a wide margin, think that the system is somehow out of whack," he said.

Well, industry-wide I think we're all addressing the fact that we need to think inclusively and we need to think diversely, and there are a lot of layers and levels to that.

Buy a standard pair and needle-nose, and add a pair of 12-inch slip-joint pliers, for times when you need maximum torque or a wide mouth (think pipes).

"Our wides I think cost us.

Racing frets itself half to death over what the wider world thinks of it.

The mighty firm need not care much about what the wider public thinks: after all, it does not serve moms and pops.