Sentence examples for given pause for thought from inspiring English sources

I was certainly given pause for thought after reading Fiona Mountford's review of Thark in the London Evening Standard.

FOR the dwindling number of souls who cling to a vision of a single, global financial exchange, this week must have given pause for thought.

"In these past two weeks we've been given pause for thought by the strength of visual images that short-handed words could never provide," she said.

Early results suggested that the ANC might get a bit less than the 70% of the vote it won at the last general election; in any event, its leaders will be given pause for thought.

But surely the sight of Farah, who came to England as a refugee from Somalia, achieving his 5,000m and 10,000m double must have given pause for thought to critics of Britain's relatively open policy on immigration.

Speaking on the BBC's Daily Politics programme, the Conservative MP said the vote had "given pause for thought amongst our allies about the deliverability of any promise that future prime ministers might make".

But almost all give pause for thought.

That should give pause for thought.

But it certainly gives pause for thought.

But Dr Stefansson's results do give pause for thought.

Mention of Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff, meanwhile, gives pause for thought.