Sentence examples similar to giving something thought from inspiring English sources

"The toxic views would come out and they would either be blunted or neutralised, or at least [pupils] would be given something to think about.

These 'need states' are essentially mood based and interest led – 'cheer me up', 'help me escape'giveive me something thought provoking'".

South won and drove out the diamond ace, giving East something to think about.

In Japan, we call that giving people something to think about".

And yet, on another level, she's giving him something to think about.

"I saw him atop the leader board, giving José something to think about, at least," McIlroy said.

The meeting with analysts was aimed at giving them something to think about beyond prime-time ratings.

What better lawn ornament could the White House have than a passel of passionate citizens giving tourists something to think about?

In the midst of change, we're often asked to give up something we thought we couldn't live without.

I had to give every shot thought and something clicked.

When done right, it can give us something to think about, something serious.