Sentence examples for minor thought from inspiring English sources

"Up until two months ago, we would have never dreamed of being in the Wood Memorial and we would have certainly not given even a minor thought to the Kentucky Derby," Gary West said.

So it came to pass, that I methodically moved forward creating detailed drawings for the entry stairs, complete with precise structural calculations, and construction drawings, and seemingly threw caution to the wind as I gave only minor thought and even less attention to the interior space.

Santa Claus, a former bishop from Asia Minor, thought differently.

The best outcome from this readjustment would be – at a minor level – more thought before tweeting and – in a major way – less sycophancy from broadcasters and the legal establishment towards the famous.

William also notes that the term "being" (esse) may be used to mean a thing's essence, but this sense of "being" plays a minor role in his thought.

Mild feelings of insecurity can usually be thwarted by making minor changes to your thought patterns and your habits.

With three top losers in the minors, declarer at first thought she would need the heart finesse to succeed.

A number of other minor senses are probably best thought of as mechanical senses.

I would complete the triumvirate of 80s figureheads, with slightly less conviction, with Julie Burchill, a minor figure perhaps in feminist thought, but a woman who, again, had very high visibility in that decade.

However, a number of writers pointed out that the "Jewish question played a very minor role in Kolbe's thought and work".

I will leave you with a few final thoughts that seem minor but can make the difference between enjoying and hating working at home.