The phrase "are more thought" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "These ideas are more thought-provoking than the previous ones."
Alternatives: "are more considered" or "are more reflective."
On the economy, his plans are more thought out, but he often tells people only that they deserve more money and more opportunities.
In his spare time, Kumar practices meditation, which has taught him how to remove himself from situations and reach decisions that are more thought out and less emotional.
That was Brendan Hill, our drummer's song, and he came in, and you know certain songs are more thought out when they come in, and certain songs are more just like a cool little idea, and we work it up.
Internalizing symptoms are those that are more thought or emotion oriented (depressed mood, feelings of worthlessness/hopelessness, feelings of guilt, suicidal ideations/attempts), whereas externalizing symptoms are behavioral and action oriented (irritability, aggressive behavior, changes in psychomotor patterns).
There are more think-tanks in Washington than ever before, and they are more enmeshed with the machinery of power.
Nevertheless it seems as if a growing popular sensitivity to the embattled status of Americans on the lower rungs of the economy (or perhaps any but the highest rungs of society) has helped to bring the working-class hero — employed or not — back to Broadway stages this season, in plays that are more thought-provoking than cocktail-party-chatter inspiring.Mr.
When educators intentionally design learning settings to support the interconnected nature of learning, students are more engaged and schools and classrooms are more thought-provoking places that support deeper learning.
I have others that are more about: think about this.
I think it's more the thought process that's difficult.
