"I had come into this meeting with a bunch of hungry executives – it was just before lunch – with a lot of extensive, thought-out pitches that were making them yawn and think about their laundry.
As has been documented elsewhere, Beckett also devoted extensive thought and reading to a play about Dr. Johnson; in particular, about his long companionship with Hester Thrale and the fracture between them caused by her being widowed and remarried — "she had none of that need to suffer, or necessity of suffering, that he had," Beckett remarks in a letter of 1937.
He met with Ryan and Idzik Monday morning after "extensive thought and reflection" and informed them they would not be returning.
But if biobanks are to achieve optimal utility in the long term, it is critical that extensive thought is now put into how we should build on the successes of biobanking science to date, to ensure that biobanks are able to provide effective translational return in the future.
Lena Dunham, the 25-year-old star, writer and director of the new HBO series "Girls," has extensive, definite thoughts about sex.
But Mr. Kellner said that when the tally sheets in all five boroughs had been reviewed, the problem was less extensive than first thought.
Interior ministry figures showed that the protests were far more extensive than first thought, with nearly 40,000 people turning out in 57 towns and cities.
The damage appeared even more extensive than first thought, with fire churning through the Pentagon's roof, fueled by wooden frames and horse-hair insulation from its World War II-era construction.
Tonight, I sit down with Twitter co-founder Biz Stone for an extensive conversation including his thoughts on the highs and lows of this remarkable five year journey.
In particular one should note Gregory of Rimini's extensive knowledge of the thought of Wodeham.
