Sentence examples for best thought through from inspiring English sources

The best thought through diet won't work if people can't stick to it.

Not coincidentally, the core of this idea — the interchangeability of perspectives — keeps reappearing in history's best-thought-through moral philosophies, including the Golden Rule (itself discovered many times); Spinoza's Viewpoint of Eternity; the Social Contract of Hobbes, Rousseau and Locke; Kant's Categorical Imperative; and Rawls's Veil of Ignorance.

Like much of the field, they're best thought of through analogy with your own brain.

First thought, best thought.

Poet Allen Ginsberg once said, "First thought, best thought".

If you don't like someone in a leadership position, they could come up with the best, most thought-through plan in the history of plans, and you're probably still going to approach it with skepticism.

If so, the premature adoption of the single currency is best thought of as a detour through thick, wet cement.

Allen Ginsberg said, "first thought, best thought".

£12.95, uk.phaidon.com This 250-image book is best thought of as a photo essay, a rumination on the way artists have used their own bodies to create art through the 20th century.

Second, strategy and innovation are best thought of in conjunction.

"It is best thought of as a description.