Sentence examples for more in-depth thought from inspiring English sources
It's in your negative emotions and the resulting negative feelings, which require more in-depth thought and practice.
If you're interested in seeing some further and more in-depth thoughts from me on it, I'd like to point you to my website.
In other words, when students receive more difficult assignments, do they rise to the occasion and produce work that shows more evidence of in-depth thought?
Manager Neil Lennon said of the 27-year-old, who had been playing while carrying the injury: "The procedure was a bit more in-depth than first thought.
Ford recalled that he was given advanced warning "to a degree," but he didn't go much more in-depth on his thoughts.
These days, he fires off short, pithy comments on Twitter, but has another blog that he says is "more of a specialized project for in-depth thought".
For our thoughts on that (and a more in-depth look at how the games performs and controls) be sure to check back for our review later this week.
I had a longer time with the iPhone X to prepare my thoughts than most reviewers, so Forbes readers had a more in-depth assessment.
With specific reference to smart learning, Hwang (2014) called on researchers to propose new thoughts about the pedagogy of smart learning and to develop more in-depth analyses of learning patterns.
More "in-depth scrutiny"?
