Sentence examples for less thought of from inspiring English sources

First of all, the confrontation with different consent options can be seen as one way to inform research participants about aspects which are less thought of by lay people, such as informational risks associated with biobank research.

So do advocates and practitioners of nonviolent civil resistance, who have often concentrated on the task of getting rid of dictators with less thought and planning about what comes after.

It also made me feel less valuable the thought of being in another relationship was out of the question for a while, or so I thought.

"You worry that sooner or later – it has to happen – you can't write; that you will become less thought-rich; there is the danger of repeating yourself.

No less thought-provoking are the placing together of Manet's "Masked Ball at the Opera" (1873-74) and Francesco Guardi's "The Ridotto at Palazzo Dandolo at San Moisè," and of the artist's "Portrait of Émile Zola" (1868) and Lorenzo Lotto's "Portrait of Young Man in his Studio" (around 1530).

"Less thoughts seemed to work today.

"May it rise tomorrow, shortly after dawn!" This fascinating, multifaceted book also enters the less tormented thoughts of William Clark.

Finally, participants in the experimental condition reported less interfering thoughts of being rejected while completing the anagrams task, and overall higher state self-esteem after having been rejected and experiencing failure.

Previous studies have shown that those individuals who do not dwell on their illness and have less intrusive thoughts of cancer tend to achieve better long-term adaptation and better quality of life (Hack and Degner, 2004; Kershaw et al, 2004).

Soon you'll see how less often thoughts of them cross your mind.

That fate worried them less than the thought of settling into a life without adventure or intellectual stimulation.