Sentence examples similar to heavily thought from inspiring English sources

If a patient was heavily sedated, thought doctors, the resulting amnesia about the ordeal would be worthwhile.

Though there are times when the learning weighs too heavily, I think.

Handmade was geared toward films that were heavily atmospheric: think of the loamy warmth of the oddball Harrison song "Crackerbox Palace," which eases inside your skull and never recedes.

"If successor management can now throw a tax-regulation switch and become the world's most heavily endowed think tank keeping all the donors' money for their own projects, it could prove to be an interesting temptation to others".

"To be able to execute that plan this early in their careers and in the middle of a pennant race when we're relying on them pretty heavily I think is pretty special," Wright said.

He just breathes heavily and thinks about crying.

But recent experiments suggest that chance events may influence market outcomes far more heavily than previously thought.

His Deobandi school of Islamic thought, heavily influenced by Saudi Arabia's hardline Wahabism, has significantly changed the religious make-up of Pakistan.

Hesse drew heavily on Buddhist thought for this novel, which he considered "more often and more violently misunderstood" than any of his other books.

SANA, Yemen (AP) — Four heavily armed militants thought to belong to Al Qaeda stormed their way into the intelligence headquarters of Yemen's second-largest city on Saturday, killing at least 11 people, security officials said.

I thought heavily about my decision and mostly turned to my gut feeling (not sure I would have given anyone the advice to do what I did).