Sentence examples for devoted some thoughts from inspiring English sources
Machiavelli's friend, the statesman and historian Francesco Guicciardini, devoted some thoughts to the subject in his Ricordi, while the dangers of giving advice are touched on by the early 17th-century Spanish Jesuit, Baltasar Gracián, in his book The Oracle – possibly the best guide to the art of survival in tricky times ever written.
He also devoted some thought to how he could communicate with his subordinates in a way that would not exclude the worker with limited sight.
The government is devoting some thought to what climate change may mean for policy.
That may be something to which Mr Ellison, America's unlikely new shareholder champion, needs to devote some thought.
If it were true, as we have mentioned more than once previously, that (functional, aesthetic, social) order did not, in the past evolution of the human species, constitute a spontaneous event but the outcome of a project, then we would need to devote some thought to this.
"Children as young as 3 have brain network devoted to interpreting thoughts of other people.
I devoted all my thoughts to him, so as to make him understand that I really loved him".
To determine how much time people devoted to such thoughts, the researchers asked 283 students age 18 to 25 to use clickers (golf score counters), whenever they contemplated one of life's three basic needs.
BILL Gross of the bond giants Pimco publishes a monthly note which is always eccentric but still worth reading (the first page this time round is devoted to his thoughts on golf).
The topic healthy eating and how the Standard American Diet (SAD) is the major cause of all chronic degenerative diseases in this country is vast enough to for another post entirely devoted to my thoughts on this.
