Sentence examples for is more thought from inspiring English sources

Glenn is more thought out, and a much more fluid guitarist.

"BITalino by itself won't be a money maker; it is more thought out as a community driver/motivator," he says.

It is the least effective part of the day, perhaps because it comes near the end, but also because it is more thought experiment than physical learning.

Epistasis is more thought to contribute to hybrid breakdown through the disruption of co-adapted gene complexes (Rieseberg et al. 2000), while heterosis and transgressive segregation can contribute to an increase in the performance of some hybrid lines relative to the wild parent (Burke and Arnold 2001).

"That one-quarter of these foundations are undecided about whether to spend down or exist in perpetuity tells you, I think, that there is more thought being put into this issue right now".

Elizabeth realises that during her daily visits to her parents she can "do nothing of use", only provide a "meditation on family", and so too the book itself is more thought than action.

However, he did say there should be more thought about tanning salons.

There are more think-tanks in Washington than ever before, and they are more enmeshed with the machinery of power.

Simply rewatching the MGM movie on DVD is more thought-provoking, with its occupying American/Roman army boasting of Western civilised values while jailing suspected trouble-makers without trial.

At a lecture at the London School of Economics he showed two maps: one of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, the other of Europe as this newspaper would (fancifully) like it to be.The former is more thought-provoking in real life.

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