Sentence examples for far more thought from inspiring English sources

It was quickly evident, however, that the other racers had put far more thought into their crafts -- there were pedal-powered catamarans made out of five-gallon buckets, paddle-equipped wave-cutters built from carved plastic foam.

I suspect that the authors of this report have given far more thought to this food source than I have.

Some thought was given to post-crisis security arrangements, and some papers have been written--even if far more thought has been given to ridding the region of the threat posed by Saddam Hussein, and more time was devoted to that end.

The silly thing is that everybody else put far more thought into the costume than my son did.

As a result, far more thought had been given to the means of achieving automatic or inherent stability than to active control systems.

It involves far more thought and consideration to examine that behaviour, look at the circumstances of it and understand what is behind it.

Gallup discovered that among registered voters who think terrorism is the most important issue, far more think Republicans would do a better job than Democrats in fighting it (68%-17%).

If I say it was because I am a staunch feminist, fighting bravely against patriarchy, that makes it sound far more thought-through than it actually was.

I imagine some vegetarians might want to argue with him on the point of whether he can described himself as "basically a vegetarian" just because he slaughters his own dinner, but it is certainly a far more thought-provoking challenge than wearing a tie each day.

Far more respondents thought Clinton had a better overall response to the attacks, by 46percenttoTrumpump's 28.

Computing could become far more efficient: think about how much time PCs spend idle today.