Sentence examples for it was some thought from inspiring English sources

It was, some thought, a fitting culmination to the 63-year-old writer's journey from youthful radical to royalist and unrepentant defender of George Bush's Iraq invasion.

"I said it could be done very easily and all it took was some thought". A professional lyricist who is a Princeton graduate did that, and the new words were approved last week by the university's board of trustees, student government and alumni council.

They surpassed it this time, even though there was some thought heading into Tuesday that they could lose ground.

In a 1901 interview Tesla said: It was some time afterward when the thought flashed upon my mind that the disturbances I had observed might be due to an intelligent control.

And all it took were some thought-provoking questions.

It's some powerful food for thought.

So it's clear that there's some thought that the world might end, or at least there's a thought that it's not worth bothering about the world ending.

There is some thought that it helped, even though it fell well short of the union of purse strings and oversight that was needed — and is still needed — in both House and Senate.

"Let's rule out aliens for now," Quentin replies to one person's abduction theory, adding his own thought: "It's some rich psycho's entertainment". Holloway blames the military-industrial complex ("Only the Government could build something this ugly").

"After this happened one time, I think there's some thought that it's freak occurrence," said John DeSio, a spokesman for Mr. Diaz.

Still, it's worth some thought.