Sentence examples for little think from inspiring English sources

We associate it with expensive perfumes and little think how alien daily life would be without it.

The social idealism voiced by the members of this slick little think tank makes its manipulation only marginally less distasteful.

One titled "Adaptation and Imitation in Roman Sculpture" is a neat little think piece on how, through art, Rome made the power and glory of both classical Greece and dynastic Egypt its own.

Rather, they sound like backwoods libertarians – the kind of people who hate government, think taxes are unconscionable, the National Grid Hitlerian, and that with every keystroke you die a little (think: Ron Swanson in Parks and Recreation).

"We would ask everyone who has power to influence legislation in this area, and those whose job it is to vote on the legislation, to ask themselves whether they are doing enough to bring about real and meaningful change, and if not, ask themselves 'Why not?'" She went on: "for those minded to do very little, think about the unthinkable, which is unfortunately our reality".

And even though we are all rarely here at the same time, the constant phone calls, desk chats and "newsroom" environment left little "think" time.

Little thought was given to internal transport between the colonies.

Amabel, who understands little, thinks the Plummers are a very devoted couple.

Little thought seemed to have been given to the mad scene's dance, leading to some inadvertently cheerful galloping.

For those who had given Simon Cowell's group little thought, the outpouring and hysteria was kind of amusing.

We then little thought that Lord John Russell had already been defeated, and had actually resigned.