Sentence examples for due thought from inspiring English sources

I admit to feeling a jolt of unease at Eltahawy's words, having visited Tunisia without giving due thought to its status as a dictatorship or otherwise.

But Mr. Giuliani leaves office at the end of December, and this episode does make us wonder if he is giving due thought to how his service as mayor will be remembered.

The approaches to valuation need to be applied, with due thought, in particular contexts.

Danger can also lurk in posting or tweeting rude or ill-advised comments without due thought.

While not ascending to "partner," common expression, or "fiance," which one does hear nowadays, "boyfriend" is I trust not named without due thought.

Due thought needs to be given to how the results of a trial can be translated into interventions that reliably work, are reproducible and can be applied elsewhere.

This could be due to thought or non-thought, it's hard to know.

Ineffability thus unpacks as a thorough mismatch between representations due to thought and language on the one hand and what there is on the other.

(Gorampa 1969c: 287c) It follows Sakya Paṇḍita on this point who puts it: "Conventional truths are like reflections of the moon in the water despite their nonexistence, they appear due to thoughts".

The song's lyrics find the protagonist struggling with insomnia due to thoughts of a past lover throughout the night, not allowing her to sleep.

Self-reported lifestyle changes due to thoughts about CRC were common.