Sentence examples for more thought through from inspiring English sources

Ineluctable modality of the visible: at least that if no more, thought through my eyes.

They are a generation older than the Shahs, in their early 30s, and their allegiance more thought through.

This takes us to a more thought through Renaissance view of honour centred in humanity and in balance, not in the narrow identity of the leader.

The author himself had it that: "Ineluctable modality of the visible: at least that if no more, thought through my eyes.

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"The more we thought through it, it was easy to come to the conclusion this player deserved the opportunity to make right," Colbert said.

He concludes: "I have no interest in subsidising the policing of phone-hacking journalists or door-stepping reporters anymore than would the directors of Tesco... "When Lord Justice Leveson's recommendations are finally published, let's hope the funding of the PCC is more rationally thought through.

But donations could accomplish far more if people thought through their philanthropy, did more research, and made fewer, bigger contributions instead of many small ones that are expensive to handle.

Writing in the Observer – as a new Opinium poll shows support for the Tories has haemorraghed and backing for Ukip has soared since the plans were agreed by the cabinet 10 days ago – Mandelson writes: "Britain, in effect, would be entrapped and the more you think through the implications the more the whole thing looks less like a soft Brexit than a national humiliation.

"We need to do better defending DOD networks and more clearly think through what we're going to do offensively in cyberspace.

There will be even more to think through next month, when the Department of Education is scheduled to roll out the Revised Pay As You Earn (REPAYE) plan, an expanded version of the Pay As Your Earn (PAYE) repayment plan that caps monthly payments at 10percentt of discretionary income.