think aloud

He might have been thinking aloud rather than speaking to her.

He was not so much telling me as just thinking aloud.

No one spoke the thought aloud, but they all felt it.

He must have been doing his thinking aloud without knowing it.

She was staring into space, and seemed to be thinking aloud.

We speculate all the time around one another, think aloud.

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

She sat down on the edge of the bed and continued to think aloud.

She tilted her head a little to one side, thinking aloud.

"So you want me to say what I'm thinking aloud?"

He spoke the words as they occurred to him, thinking aloud.

"I've got to look at this every which way," he said, almost as if thinking aloud.

In the end he seemed to forget about me entirely, and to be simply thinking aloud.

Sometimes it was necessary for Kirk to do his thinking aloud.

He felt no need to complete the thought aloud, as everyone in the room knew what was at stake.

He seemed more to be thinking aloud than actually speaking to Kirk.

Thinking Aloud is an easy way to have your ideas heard and rewarded.

It was often her habit in this room to think aloud to herself.

"He does have a great deal of influence," she said, thinking aloud.

"But not sorry enough to give myself away," she said, thinking aloud.

But something told me I didn't want to voice that thought aloud.

He thought aloud, trying pieces of the puzzle for size.

"They must be waiting for something," the captain thought aloud.

"You probably ought to see a doctor," he said after a moment, as if thinking aloud.

Thinking aloud he pondered what, during that time, his own next move should be?