Sentence examples for demand thought from inspiring English sources

They do not demand thought.

Unlike Monopoly they demand thought; unlike electronic games, they encourage social interaction, says Paul Unger, a software developer who plays in New Jersey and Connecticut.

The best dishes -- crab and truffle goat cheese pizza; shaved foie gras with raspberry compote on toast; a grown-up PB&J; an ice cream sundae -- do not demand thought.

Her installations and sound pieces, photo-montages and combines, are complex and uncategorisable, and tend to work best in a gallery, where they demand thought, as well as a keen pair of eyes.

Skeleton Day (30) Bizarrely brought, demanding thought, the benediction of the bone-scan!

The nice thing about the saucer is that, unlike my cube, it does not demand any thought.

She likes vaudeville because she thinks its conventions demand more thought than free-form performance art, and it's cheap.

With more than three 'types' of online interaction (email, forums, and lecturers) yielding no further learning advantages, particularly given time and cost considerations (Castaño-Muñoz, Sancho-Vinuesa, & Duart, 2013), assumptions that 'more' communication is better demand critical thought.

These aren't films that demand excessive thought or even undivided attention you can wash dishes, make dinner, or have friends over and literally use these as background noise.

It gained him attention, but it was too easy, demanded minimal thought.

The revised club-swinging system also demands more thought and execution.