Sentence examples for forethought is from inspiring English sources

Attached to the rollicking author bio, almost as a forethought, is the novel "Florence of Arabia," which Buckley reassures us will be "his first and probably last Middle East comedy".

The grand sweep of simplicity (or genius?) which might carry off "Lear" without forethought is not his, but if sheer acting ability and intelligence can make Lear live for us in the theatre, then Mr Redgrave's interpretation, taken wholly, is one of the most interesting and vivid lessons in the way to play the part.

The role of mutation in Evolution lacks forethought is unclear.

Evernote's John McGeachie says his company's tools are perfect for a business environment, although some forethought is needed to ensure everyone in a firm can benefit from tagging.

Anthropomorphism with an emphasis on forethought is also behind the common misconception that organisms behave as they do in order to enhance the long-term well-being of their species.

Prometheus ("forethought") isn't just some guy — he's the embodiment of original thought and invention.

Caution, stealth, listening and forethought are the key weapons.

Knowledge and forethought are truly the essential "kit".

Surely premeditated brilliance, even if the forethought was only nanoseconds old, trumps well-earned serendipity?

But Dennett goes even further, describing a spectrum where, at one end, memes are authorless and free floating and at the opposite end they are guided by forethought, are less Darwinian and more purposeful, such as statistics, computer software and poetry.

This is no new argument so the lack of forethought was so insulting that it was just laughable.