Sentence examples similar to given something some thought from inspiring English sources

[But] charity to me also means giving something without really giving thought to where it's going…" (#32; M49 years; Medical).

"Jim and Sue have an amazing ability to inspire and support other people to be healthy and give something back to the community with no thought for getting recognition themselves," he said.

Because it can be something that affects me that becomes difficult, something that is close to me personally or just from a life point of view, sort of existentially difficult… you need to have been working with these sorts of questions yourself and given it some thought and reflection … but it must be terribly hard if I worry about something.

And I have given it some thought.

Hartsdown has already given this some thought.

That I had given it some thought.

Drop a line when you've given it some thought.

Alastair Cook, England's captain, has obviously given this some thought.

Miss Wu has already given it some thought.

"If you're a corporate or government decision-maker in a position to do something about it, give it some thought," he said.

Are we really having this conversation?" He seemed to give it some thought, but there was something unnatural about how theatrically he pondered, as if he already knew what he was going to say but was pausing for effect.