Don't think too much about it — it shouldn't look precise!
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"We didn't think too much about it," her mother said.
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I don't have to think too much when I'm cooking.
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I don't really try to think too much about it.
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Most users probably didn't think too much about this problem.
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You know, I couldn't think too much between the points.
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Most people probably don't think too much about mouse pads.
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Ridley Scott swears he doesn't think too much about the past.
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You probably don't think too much about your humble office printer.
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I try not to think too much about the other stuff.
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Scialabba answers the question of whether atheists think too much like
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Everybody's been telling you for generations not to think too much.
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I don't sit back and think too much about those things.
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I never think too much about what people take from it.
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It was good, but he didn't think too much of it initially.
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"We're trying not to think too much about the streak," said Huberdeau.
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I don't think too much about people who don't know the truth.
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Television has a few trappings we don't usually think too much about.
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Sometimes, some of the moments if I think too much I'll miss.
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But are there moments where we think too much about the future?
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My daughters do not seem to think too much about their gender.
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And in a for-profit — I think too much gets done there.
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At that point, she said, she didn't think too much of the attention.
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He probably didn't think too much about it and he didn't need to.
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He also knows many, many others who think too much is never enough.
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"When it happened I didn't think too much about it," she tells me.
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Klopp has urged his team not to think too much about City's results.
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"I didn't think too much about it until last week," says Plaut, 41.
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It's out of my control, so I don't think too much about it.
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Move towards what feels easy, where you don't have to think too much.
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You don't have to think too much about the difference in these cases.
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But in all seriousness, though, I didn't want to think too much into it.
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She took a picture with him, didn&apost think too much else of it.
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We have food, we do not have to think too much about daily aid.
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I didn't think too much if this was the shortest outing of my career.
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Back then, it didn't bother me, because I didn't think too much about race.
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"I don't really like to think too much about it," he said in November.
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Do young people think too much about stuff that doesn't matter in the end?
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They think too much of having shaded out A few old pecker-fretted apple trees.
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But I just tried to improve my game, not think too much about the results.
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I really, really, really try to not think too much about it and just flow.
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So I just did it, and I'll admit I didn't think too much about it.
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I do think about the innings but don't like to think too much about it.
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I didn't have time to think too much, but I said, this is not good.
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It is a Wednesday and you may not want to think too much about dinner.
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I think the show went well; I try not to think too much about it.
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If you're driving by an old bar in a small town, don't think too much.
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Don't think too much about the fact that the camera never goes lower than Jenner's neck.
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Don't think too much of yourself that you could be the one that brings it down.
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The red carpet vet added that she doesn't think too much about the glam process anymore.
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"I'm trying not to think too much and put too much pressure on myself," Rinne said.
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At first I didn't think too much of it––probably from being desensitized to gun violence.
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I didn't think too much about my career, I just went with what I could do.
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I ate my Blizzard with a small red spoon and tried not to think too much.
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Fashion's current point of view is hesitant, reluctant even, to think too much about the future.
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Eating at Irit's always reminds me that cooking suffers when you think too much about it.
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I just needed to look good, and I needed to not think too much about it.
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"He had to hold a gun and they didn't think too much about it," she said.
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And heading out for a coffee, I didn't have to think too much about my outfit.
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To what degree do you think too much tourism in one place can cause potential problems?
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I wanted to buy things in the moment and not think too much about the future.
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"If I think too much about the people watching it, I go a bit crazy," he says.
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Before the 2016 election, 31-year-old Seattle resident Iga Kozlowska didn't think too much about politics.
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Do your best not to think too much today (this is a very hard exercise for you).
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When I saw that the SmartThermostat has built-in Alexa, I didn't think too much of it.
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In fact, once I leave the house I don't think too much about what's on my face.
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I didn't think too much of it though, as Emily had said he was only a friend.
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I was just trying not to think too much and just go out there and try to compete.
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"What's going on is, I think too much has been made of the phrase 'impeachment inquiry,'" he said.
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When I look at movies I don't think too much about whether the director is male or female.
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But unlike other famously chill grandmas, like Baddie Winkle, Reitz doesn't think too much about curating her brand.
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"If I think too much, it feels like my wings are tied and I cannot fly," he said.
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"I don't really like to think too much about it," he told reporters at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
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She said she doesn't try and think too much about how Chinese audiences will perceive her as Mulan.
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Try not to think too much about the world of uncertainty we're entering and Facebook's role in it.
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If baseball players think too much about their hitting stance, for example, they can go into a slump.
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Still, as in all time travel films, the plot starts to unravel if you think too much about it.
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"We didn't think too much of it: She's a mom of five and gets lots of headaches," says Nick.
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I tried not to think too much about anything other than what I was dealing with at each step.
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Brett complains that Keane's inauguration was done in a closed room, but we don't think too much of it.
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You centaurs don't typically think too much about security, but a helpful conversation about just that will arrive this evening.
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Coach Barry Trotz wants his players to relax and not think too much about the chance in front of them.
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It's tough to not win a lot of matches so then you start to think too much on the court.
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"I didn't think too much of it and I thought, 'I hope it's not a snake,'" Vaughan told The Bulletin.
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Don't think too much, Matt scolded himself, and abruptly stood, quickly taking the three strides needed to reach the woman.
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It was a space they could share, something to be grateful for without having to think too much about it.
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STEVE LIESMAN: I know these are overnight developments and you haven't had a chance to think too much about them.
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When Zaron suddenly went dark and stopped responding, she didn't think too much of it — it happened all the time.
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"Always be open to reiterating your business model and don't think too much about the actual business plan," he said.
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So they told me when you go there, you just have to play your game and not think too much.
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A daughter got married in Sydney two years ago; he told her to stay well and not think too much.
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By checking off boxes against some abstracted timeline, I tend to think too much about what comes at the end.
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Cassandra doesn't seem to think too much about it and bends down to pet the dog before it goes running off.
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HEMINGWAY: It also shows I think too much willingness to engage to engage in conspiracy theories on one side of things.
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"Until you are in a situation where you really need it, you don't really think too much about it," Perry says.
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Another possibility: Maybe your parents repeatedly told you that should never get a big ego or think too much of yourself.
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There are no song of summer rules, and if you don't want to think too much about it, that's fine, too.
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For people who want a hit of sugar, a rush, to enjoy themselves, and to not think too much about it.
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Jaime Lannister would never worry for a second about falling off a horse, so you can't think too much about it.
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Sports of The Times VILLANOVA, Pa. — Kris Jenkins doesn't want to think too much about his most memorable day of 215.
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If organizers are smart they'll start waging battle online in the spaces that some Democratic activists might not think too much about.
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The meaning is whatever comes out of you just let it be what it is and don't think too much about it.
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Still, most of us — even the most hardcore of aesthetes — don't think too much about what our own porcelain thrones look like.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts during a press stop in Toledo, Ohio, on Monday, Jaden said he didn't think too much of it.
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"I condition myself not to think too much about the whole thing," Rezende told reporters after the hosts beat Mexico on Sunday.
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Drawstrings are like reliable subways or coffee stirrers at the office — you don't really think too much about them until they're gone.
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It disconnects the mind from having to think too much, and it's like a railway track for the mind to roll along.
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They have a strong fear if they begin to think too much about their enterprise customers, they will compromise the consumer experience.
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You may not think too much about the logos on your favorite food products when you reach for them at the store.
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If you think too much about possessing this kind of property, you don't, because there is too much work, too much everything.
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Censorious matrons are heard gossiping and lamenting about women who do not marry or produce progeny, or think too much of themselves.
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When I first saw the bald man, shirt buttoned all the way to the top, I didn't think too much of it.
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Scott didn't think too much of her symptoms, and by the time she went to the hospital it was too late to help.
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So I don't sit here and think too much about things I'm not going to be able to control, which is the marketplace.
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Most hosts probably expect that guests are going to get frisky in their home and just try not to think too much about it.
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Count Donald Trump among the ranks of those who don't think too much of the stock market as a sound place to put money.
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After they made a play, I decided I'm going to throw my game, do it quick and not think too much and 'Let's pitch.
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It's easier to make the next show feel fresh, and not think too much about what I did before, if I write it down.
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I know it's delusional, but it soothes me to not think too much about the millions of people who actually make up our audience.
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"I don't think too much about it, but I do think that other women did," she said about not making the cover last decade.
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"They told me like when you go here, you don't have to think too much, because I used to think a lot," he said.
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I guess I didn&apost really think too much about my feet before now, because I&aposm looking at them and they are horrifying.
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You may not think too much about them, but the kind of chip your phone uses has a great impact on what it's capable of.
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I do not think too much about Georgia, Arizona and North Carolina, because if Clinton wins these states she has certainly won the entire election.
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I try not to think too much, to be able to be more efficient and not get overwhelmed by my emotions, even though it's difficult.
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I love that you can have a few simple things that you feel like yourself in and not have to think too much about it.
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After all, if you need a copy of "Animal Farm" or "1984" for school, you're not going to think too much about who published it.
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Gu said he didn't "think too much" of the incident, until he matched the timing of that incident to when he was placed on administrative leave.
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Qualcomm's goal is to make it simpler for creators to build a device without having to think too much about the Alexa code or hardware sourcing.
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But for a space that plays such an integral part in our day-to-day lives, it seems most companies don't think too much about bathrooms.
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It happened too fast for them to think too much about it; it was a little as if the couple had been dropped, dreamlike, onstage together.
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But the sketching for me is almost like a meditative process where I just want to not think too much and see where my intuitions lead me.
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It's not clear that everyone passing this notion off as true actually believes it, but some certainly do—or at least didn't think too much about it.
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When you think of flashy new video game consoles, you probably don't think too much about hard drives — the thing you store games and game saves on.
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"I was trying to not think too much the whole last few weeks about this, and now I reach it," Kerber said of the No. 216 ranking.
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I didn't think too much about it until, at 20 or so, I discovered the music of the Renaissance and the Baroque, and particularly that of Bach.
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He can be a little aggressive at the plate, but I'd rather have a guy want to do something than be timid and almost think too much.
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In particular, the conclusion feels clunky, predictable, and shoehorned in as a way to make you feel something like gravitas, without asking you to think too much.
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"I didn't think too much of it at the time—we didn't know what was going on, nor did the flight attendants it seemed," Hoby Sun told CNN.
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I didn't have to waste time, or think too much (I even re-used the packaging Amazon sent me) and, most noticeably, I didn't have speak to anyone.
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Kitsch recalled those moments to Us Weekly and said that while his living conditions weren't ideal, he didn't think too much about calling it quits on his dreams.
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Creativity becomes more difficult when your livelihood depends upon what you create (and you begin to think too much about what your audience will think of your product).
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College students that have just gotten into the swing of summer probably don't want to think too much about the upcoming school year or the one that's just ended.
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The star has said that throughout high school, he was focused on getting his scholarship, and didn't think too much about pursuing a career as a professional basketball player.
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"I didn't think too much of it at the time -- we didn't know what was going on, nor did the flight attendants it seemed," he told CNN on Thursday.
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Stanford successfully created this physical and financial bubble around me that meant that for the first time in my life, I didn't have to think too much about money.
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Robby Stein: Stories is definitely a place that can accommodate more use cases, because it's just this effortless place, where you don't have to think too much about it.
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"I just tried to play point by point, not think too much about the future, just stay in the present and do the best that I could," Collins said.
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Most people wouldn't think too much of a computer crammed into a briefcase — but if it's one of the few remaining examples of the first computer ever built by Apple?
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My friends will say, "Oh, [Mark], you think too much" or all of the advice that I ever get from other men is that I have to be more assertive.
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But don't expect them to think too much about the problems of anybody else, including their own children, or to suffer those who come between them and their creature comforts.
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"There has been for the past year and a half a desire to not think too much about China," Leland Miller, chief executive officer of China Beige Book, told CNBC.
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You get weird casting calls and stuff all the time, so I didn't really think too much of it, and when she described the project to me, it seemed pretty weird.
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There have been challenges, but at the end of the day I try not to think too much about what I'm wearing because there are far greater problems in the world.
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I don't want to think too much when I'm hoping to catch a financial windfall, or for it to feel like work, but I do want my mind to be occupied.
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I don't think too much about it… There's just certain things that become interesting to me, and then I trust they'll be interesting to other people if I throw myself into it.
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Maybe he didn't think too much about the perplexing fact that the "man" on the roof wasn't moving, or speaking, or, you know, showing any real signs of life, much less distress.
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Some may not think too much of their pet vomiting now and then, especially if they have a dog who likes to eat grass or a cat who is always expelling hairballs.
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Like most New Yorkers, I try not to think too much about what will become of all the stuff that fills my own apartment, and the Dumpster was a sad reminder of why.
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While we all assumed that Baby Groot was just Groot anew, writer Gunn has a wildly different idea that's honestly totally heartbreaking when you think too much about it, as I clearly have.
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"It's a huge achievement by these players to get out of this group, and I don't think too much money was riding on us to do it," said the Wasps coach, David Young.
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"Internationally, he is president of Interpol, but in the eyes of the Chinese authorities he is first of all Chinese, and they wouldn't think too much about his international prominence," Mr. Deng added.
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Because this is so I think you should try not to think too much about dying but think about all the nice things around you that make life so precious to us all.
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And if you've ever wondered in what order you should drink wine when also consuming other alcohol in the same night to best avoid a hangover, you need not think too much on it.
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Maybe, under the veneer of self-importance that's layered over LCD Soundsystem and so much other music, sometimes it's just better to just listen and not think too much about what it all means.
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"We're really keen to make sure this is priced to the point where people can buy the pass [and] not have to think too much about it," said Dan Bilen, product manager at Uber.
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In terms of the actual role, Esposito delivered perfectly and told Vulture he didn't want to necessarily play it with the idea that he's playing a robot, lest he think too much about it.
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I honestly don't know if following what the umpire did is always the standard, but that's mostly because I make it a point not to think too much about the league's twisted suspension logic.
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Instead of concentrating on framing a particular shot, you can just click the shutter button and worry about framing later, so it's good if you're on the go and don't want to think too much.
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You can go there and look at Bowser from Sha Na Na's jacket and have a grand old time, as long as you don't think too much about it, because the whole thing is silly.
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But it is, Assoulin hopes, what women will come to see as a new kind of uniform: Pieces that feel so fuss-free that you don't have to think too much about what to wear.
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As on Broadway, this latest "Big Fish" devotes copious time (some may think too much) to the various products of the aging Edward Bloom's fantastical mind — a mermaid, a witch and a hirsute giant included.
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As 3D TVs aren't especially popular anymore, and there's not a lot of content available, you don't really need to think too much about these two—they'll still work just like a vanilla version 1.4 cable.
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I think it's limiting to think too much about the genre of a book you're writing; it makes you think there are things your book isn't supposed to do, and that can be an imagination killer.
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"You always said I think too much, well, I guess you were right/ but this ain't a conversation, love, is just one more goodbye," she sings before an extremely brief pause that seems to last forever.
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"I don't know if I thought of it as make or break — you try not to think too much about it," said Oleksiak, who had a career-high five goals entering Saturday's game against Tampa Bay.
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But when his first two games on the line resulted in losses, Panik didn't want to think too much about what it would take to keep him from being bumped off because of a lack of productivity.
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When I was a kid I would see some of these buildings around LA and I didn't think too much of them, but once I started doing the research this architecture style started to really resonate with me.
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They remind me of what it's like to speak your mind, turn thoughts into writing, or click the shutter on a framed piece of world — being careful not to rustle or think too much, lest you lose the instant.
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In short, for all its pomp and pretension, "Blade Runner 2049" is a Hollywood superhero blockbuster at heart: the kind of bombastic, effects-packed film which expects you to gasp at the spectacle and not think too much about the logic.
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He's still plenty clever, but saying "Some people say I think too much/I don't think they think enough" only begins to prove it, and blaming his biochemistry as he keeps bitches on rotation is getting "old," as one might say.
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But since the keto diet is so restrictive, Drewery said that keeping the freezer stocked with berries, eating most meals at home, and enjoying leftovers often makes it easier not to think too much about what she eats each day.
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She didn't think too much of it until other female skaters caught wind of the website, and Whitaker immediately got positive feedback from women and girls around the world who were thrilled to see a site dedicated to their skills and achievements.
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"I didn't watch my talk show appearances or Fresh Off the Boat or Hustlers just 'cause I thought, you know, 'I want to focus on the present' and not be self-critical and think too much, dwell too much on the past," she explained.
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The method I tried to follow on this record for the most part was don't think too much in the beginning, record the basic rock band version that came naturally with drums, guitars, bass; once I had that foundation I felt more comfortable taking chances.
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Michael Collins, the pilot of Apollo 11 and the first person to fly around the far side of the moon by himself (while teammates Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong were exploring the Lunar surface), also recalled hearing strange sounds, but did not think too much of it.
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"It's a good sign (that the Tour is not over yet) but it was just two hundred metres and I would not think too much about it," LeMond, who is on the Tour as an analyst for Eurosport, said in his daily chat with Reuters on Thursday.
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The night was lovely and the vibe fun if you didn't think too much about how undigested this hodgepodge of concerns appeared to be, images of bodies floating in the sea paired somehow with whatever the ATH Kids experience of being non-white in Greece might be.
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I am a creative, so I think too much about romance (again, this was true: sex and love in equal parts) and I'm desperately keen to see a big project that I'd been working on for a long time come to fruition (also on the nose).
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When Ashton Soete couldn't get in touch with his friend Shane Zimmardi who he'd arranged to meet up with at the Life in Color Festival in Tacoma, Washington in May 103, he didn't think too much of it, assuming Zimmardi just didn't have his phone on him.
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She was a healthy little girl so they didn't think too much about what may be going on inside of her – until some researchers stopped by to see if they'd be interested in getting her DNA analyzed as part of a first-of-its kind study at their hospital.
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So it's almost as if Florida, for me, symbolizes a much larger emotional state of where a lot of people are right now, were we're just trying to cling to what we have at the moment and not think too much about the future because it's too terrifying.
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I found their discussions of American and world history as dry and boring as the news programs they watched on PBS in the evening, which is to say: I was too busy being a kid to think too much about how I had become one in the first place.
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And I didn't really think too much about the implications, I just started writing, but as I was writing, I was like "oh I'm writing this book about this person who has no gender, no race, no class, no family, no DNA," and then all of the implications of that on identity became what the book was about.
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"I didn't want to think too much about how it would feel to win before the match because that's like in case I don't, it's going to hurt even more," the 27-year-old, less than two years after being ranked in the 70s after a career slide, told reporters with the Daphne Akhurst Memorial Cup at her side.
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Democrats are poised to go after Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE over expected redactions, suggesting they will subpoena the Justice Department if they think too much information is left out of the document.
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Her thoughts are drowned out by the whiteness, the clean sheets, the plastic bib she's wearing, trying to take it all in, and no one's there with her and her mind tries not to think too much, floats away from her to protect her, and she just sits up mechanically pushing her back against the pillows.
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CreditCreditDave Hogan/Getty Images If the average cultural experience demands the suspension of disbelief, if we oughtn't think too much about this movie we're watching, this novel we're reading, this magic trick being performed right before our eyes, if being entertained means setting aside skepticism, logic and possibly a sense of morality, then what a magic trick we had in Michael Jackson.
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"If you were at a party full of single people and chatted briefly to someone before pausing to chat to another, and then turned back to discover the first person had disappeared, you probably wouldn't think too much of it — after all, it's a big party and you're all there to mingle," a 45-year-old single writer who uses a combination of Tinder, Happn and Bumble told me.
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I think they're gonna aim a little less at sort of the filmmakers that DJI really appeals to and it's gonna be something that actually would benefit this person who asked this question where it's — I think it's gonna be much more along the lines of this is gonna be a personal kind of thing you could bring with you on a hike, it'll follow you and lock onto you and film you so that you don't really have to think too much about what it's filming.
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