Sentence examples for more thought than from inspiring English sources

Early on, the dark, gridded densities feel tentative, more thought than felt.

If you want a successful infrastructure that stands the test of time, it needs more thought than just celebrity thinkers.

That session, which was "geared toward the development of both motor control and perceptual-motor adaptation abilities," required more thought than the endurance class, the researchers wrote.

But I also suspect that the owner of the building and his insurance company have given that possibility a lot more thought than anyone in the carpenters' union.

Dressing up for a festival carnival parade these days requires a bit more thought than just squeezing into a DayGlo tutu.

"The fact is, we gave this a lot more thought than the parties in the Minnesota franchise who risked their future by engaging in one of the most far-reaching frauds we've seen," Stern said.

The Seiber proved more thought provoking than exciting.

That matters more, I think, than Kennedy gives credit for.

More, I think, than the business or economic cycle.

He laughs more than you might think, more than his heavy eyes might indicate.

He thought more than once about defaulting.