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1. I was thinking aloud.

2. " What's to be done?'she thought aloud.

3. Oh, sorry. I was thinking aloud.

4. Am I not to think aloud in your presence?

5. At one juncture he found himself thinking aloud.

6. He did not attempt to formulate his ideas in finished form; he thought aloud so one could hear the brain tick.

7. This often took place in the pub and involved thinking aloud.

8. She began to think aloud as she always did when I was with her.

9. I often like to think aloud.

10. Let's just start in that order and think aloud.

11. Before him I may think aloud.

12. After a while, you listen to yourself think aloud so you don't have to listen to the soliloquy next to you.

13. F2:(think aloud)The little friends of KAIFEN are so excellent, I'm going to talk about this to my child after back home.

13. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

14. At cxpartners we run both eye tracking and think aloud user testing.

15. Standard usability test in which the icons were shown to users as part of the full user interface and where the users were asked to "think aloud" as they used the system to perform set tasks.

16. Think aloud is great for deeper investigations with fewer participants and longer tests, going through a large site or a booking/payment process.

17. Think aloud, interview, and questionnaire, were again used to collect data.

18. A friend is one before whom I may think aloud.

19. An executive who uses his blog to think aloud about his company's business strategy or where its products "might" go won't inspire confidence among customers or shareholders.

20. Ask participants to think aloud during the observation, saying what comes to mind as they work.

21. What we have lived for is the dark when we think aloud to ourselves.

22. Through this method you stimulate the person to look at things afresh and to think aloud.

23. Like in this school will never finish mind, may be to think aloud too few people, only in this vent!

24. A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud.

25. Usually most of the children and the old people like to think aloud.

26. A friend is a person with whom I may think aloud.

27. "A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud" (Ralph Waldo Emerson).

28. But how many pianists alive are so willing to risk so much, to think aloud, to feel their way so openly and generously - even at the cost of wrong turnings?