"Oh, you're thinking too much about a tile" – You.
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Thinking too much ahead, all this expectation is not easy.
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If you start thinking too much, you lose the shot.
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Samer is wary about thinking too much about the future.
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"Earlier this year I was thinking too much," he said.
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Planned activities kept me from thinking too much about suicide.
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In the last week, had they been thinking too much?
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I think mentally, I was thinking too much, overthinking the plays.
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He said he was thinking too much instead of just skating.
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I was thinking too much ... and maybe that's why the pressure came.
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"I was thinking too much at 5-2, 5-3," Sevastova said.
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But the Bucks do not try to influence Antetokounmpo's thinking too much.
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"I wasn't thinking too much about it," Tampa Bay manager Kevin Cash said.
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I was thinking too much in the present as well as the past.
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At this point, most presidential contenders aren't thinking too much about television advertising.
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I also filled in BASE at 793A without thinking too much about it.
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"Sometimes, I'm thinking too much and not playing off my instinct," Ntilikina said.
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He said he was thinking too much rather than letting his game flow.
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"To be honest, I did it without thinking too much," Vaccarello says simply.
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It's a clever plan, but I'm not really thinking too much about the specifics.
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They're thinking too much about the business side and that's not what I'm about.
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At least, we weren't really thinking too much about them until we saw hers.
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I'm not thinking too much, I'm not checking my phone, the kids are asleep.
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"You could see he was thinking too much," Whitehall freshman coach Doug Bonshak said.
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We're not really thinking too much outside this office when we make a show.
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Around the time we did the second Volture record, we were just thinking too much.
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For her part, Osaka is not thinking too much about how her identity is perceived.
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She then scolds herself in the post for still thinking too much about her hair.
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So these moments of fluctuation for us as VCs shouldn't impact our thinking too much.
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"I wanted to start a career and wasn't thinking too much about hockey," she said.
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The crowd cheered wildly after every solo and that… is when I started thinking too much.
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You've been stuck at home for the last few days, and you've been thinking too much.
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For the most part I couldn't say, because thinking too much about them made me sad.
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I've been guilty of thinking too much about what this or that magazine cover might indicate.
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But while the company is focusing on its product, it's not thinking too much about money.
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Troy: Exactly, if we wanted that sixth margarita we just did it without thinking too much.
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Thinking too much about something often involves more than words — overthinkers conjure up disastrous images too.
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"I think I was guilty of thinking too much when I was on the course," she admitted.
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The can talk up whatever technical progress they make, without thinking too much about the big picture.
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I just try and take things quickly as they come, and without thinking too much about it.
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ULA has complained before that the Pentagon is thinking too much about doing business on the cheap.
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I actually wasn't thinking too much about Hitchcock or that era of filmmaking when writing the script.
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When they play on a team, they start thinking too much and get out of their process.
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Error-prone team mate Tutkhalian, for her part, lamented thinking too much after falling off the beam.
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I think down the line it might but neither of us is thinking too much about that.
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There, they talked to people troubled by kufungisisa ("thinking too much"), the local expression for depression and anxiety.
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Engage in problem-solving but don't allow yourself to get caught into a cycle of thinking too much.
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It wasn't a good night because I was thinking too much, where could I serve, "T" or wide?
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Steve Allocca, the president of personal loan marketplace LendingClub, isn&apost thinking too much about the FICO changes.
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Nonetheless, the comments had Trump allies saying that Haley is thinking too much of her own political brand.
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At times, Harvey acknowledged, he is thinking too much about what he is doing when he delivers the baseball.
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It allows us to go through dangerous parts of town without worrying, or even thinking, too much about it.
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I had to fight against my head as I had been thinking too much in the past 24 hours.
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Candidate Trump could get away with lobbing rhetorical grenades and not thinking too much about their real-world impact.
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Once you have everything you need, you can start cooking and enjoying healthy meals without thinking too much about planning.
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When they questioned my reasons, my mom chose to question me, asking me if I was just thinking too much.
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"Combining the things you like and not thinking too much about it" is the philosophy he follows, Mr. Miani said.
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And the thing is, if you're even thinking too much about it – if you're forcing it – you're missing the point.
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Memo From Indonesia JAKARTA, Indonesia — Like many college students, Abdul Hamid is not thinking too much about life after graduation.
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"I don't think it's much point now to start thinking too much about what happened," said Vettel on the situation.
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When we got done joking around about it, we were sold on the idea of not thinking too much about it.
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When you're not playing good, you don't go get it, you're watching, you're thinking too much and your feet don't move.
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There's times you play and you're thinking too much, or you've lost touch with your spirit and it's not that fun.
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Without thinking too much about it, Kung posted on Facebook asking if anyone wanted to start a color revolution with him in Cambodia.
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Will Apple announce its own livestreaming service this fall alongside the "iPhone 8," or are we thinking too much about a spelling change?
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"When you haven't scored in a while as a young guy you start thinking too much instead of playing and working," Babcock said.
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This is maybe me thinking too much about it, but it's a little like being a ghost — just seeing snatches of people's lives.
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"If I start thinking too much, then the wheels start turning really fast and I get kind of out of control," he says.
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In general, the idea of unitary "women's interests" makes the most sense when you avoid thinking too much about the gritty details of policy.
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It leads to everyone thinking too much about revenue, which takes focus away from doing the things that matter, the things that lead to revenue.
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"I'm not sure what happens in the final days of the campaign should cause someone to dramatically change their previous thinking too much," he said.
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"I haven't gone through those moments where I am thinking too much of Kash growing up yet and what he will be like," he says.
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"That tends to put off consumers when there is too much negativity — and they're thinking too much of their competitors before the consumers," she said.
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"I think we've got be careful about in some ways thinking too much of our Sunni partners and not taking Iran seriously enough," he said.
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Through discussions with traditional healers and local health workers, her team found that kufungisisa, or 'thinking too much', was the most common descriptor for emotional distress.
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Without thinking too much about it, I practically drained a ton of the cash from my savings account (around $18,000) and stuck it into my 401(k).
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He's a notorious germaphobe, suffers from obsessive-compulsive disorder and explains that time inside of his own head or thinking too much is just not beneficial to him.
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Yet-to-launch Moneybox is a U.K. startup that wants to encourage millennials who might not be thinking too much about their financial futures to save and invest.
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Pressure comes from thinking too much about the future or past so there can be such thing as no pressure if you just be where your feet are.
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Death wasn't; they were too heady, too forward-thinking, too much a product of a bygone era, or at the very least of an unfamiliar, more urban scene.
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They had come to feel like a trap but without them I found the evenings intolerable, there was too much time for thinking, too much time for remorse.
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So far, policymakers have been hesitant to mold their thinking too much around speculation about what Trump might do because details have been scant and Congress' reaction uncertain.
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Concrete examples would include looking out of the window without thinking too much, or lying down on the sofa and listening to music, or going for a walk somewhere.
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The Trump administration has been criticized for being too slow to respond to the threat, then thinking too much in the short term on potential solutions for the pandemic.
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Manning, herself, said she's been in the "hot seat" to ship code quickly and has gotten caught up in the development process without thinking too much about the bigger picture.
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Women can cheer for their hero without thinking too much about how ill-used they are throughout the film, and men can rest assured that they're watching a feminist film.
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If I wasn't working, I was either in bed dealing with depression or out until late in the evening, drinking too much, talking too much, thinking too much. Manic. Depressed.
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"People now like or retweet or basically spread information without thinking too much or the potential harm or damage they're doing to everyone," says Bronstein, pointing again to the infectious diseases analogy.
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But after years of hard work, and a development-league record 33 career 3-pointers, "lettin' it fly and not thinking too much" paid off when Ingram, at the grizzled-by-N.
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For an act that weighs so heavily on just being mindful, meditation can feel surprisingly complicated: you have to be fully, unabashedly present in your body, whilst never thinking too much about it.
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Over the last two decades, we've grown up with him, witnessing this elderly mustachioed man appear for a few brief seconds on the big screen, perhaps not thinking too much about his work.
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But dating is also a joy, and the real work of dating, as I see it, is the trick of knowing enough to take care of yourself without thinking too much about the underside.
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"Simone is not the type of person to go around saying that she wants to win the gold medal, because that's thinking too much of yourself and giving yourself too much credit," Nellie Biles said.
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And why should they when, as Mr. Sullivan points out, a pair of Balenciaga sneakers costs $900 and it is easy for many to drop $400 on video games without thinking too much about it?
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But by the time I left, I wasn't thinking too much about it: I met students and teachers who had been sick, and even a few who still had the telltale rash crisscrossing their arms and cheeks.
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"If they continue to play like this, not thinking too much, I think they're going to win," said landlocked Austria's Clemens Doppler, after he and partner Alexander Horst lost 133-21 14-21 to the Caribbean islanders.
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Boomerangs have made me nauseous, Superzoom is an easy way to have my head in the toilet, food instagrams make me queezy and thinking too much about insta stories made me even more exhausted than I already had been.
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So the OASIS may have risen as a solution to address the energy crisis, and as a form of social control to keep people from thinking too much about what they were missing in this world of limited real-world options.
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If you're prone to thinking too much or too loudly, London can keep up with it in a swell of slowly rotating kebab meat and late night trips to the off licence and neon-windowed night buses flying through the rain.
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The hype for Kevin Durant's return to town already is eclipsing the excitement for James' lone visit, and Westbrook will have to guard against thinking too much about his now-disliked former running mate prior to the contest versus Cleveland.
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"Boomerangs have made me nauseous, Superzoom is an easy way to have my head in the toilet, food Instagrams make me [queasy] and thinking too much about Insta stories made me even more exhausted than I already had been," she added.
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" In a blog post titled, "Anxiety Makes Me Want To Apologize For Absolutely Everything," Corley listed the many things she sometimes says sorry about: "Thinking too much, talking too much, texting too much, trying entirely too hard, caring too much, showing it, coming on too strong, if I did.
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As you might expect, the cast members of AYTO are equally concerned about crunching the numbers; they are often chastised by the host for thinking too much about strategy and not following their hearts, while in the same breath told that they need to move on from partners they can't get out of their heads.
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The darker, more cynical view is to see this as a classic American heritage tourism experience: going to a country for the first time and noticing how different the McDonald's menus are, but also how it is mostly the same as those in the United States, and finding this all very interesting, but not thinking too much about why.
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