Sentence examples for much prior thought from inspiring English sources
Although insights sometimes seem to arise suddenly, they are usually the necessary result of much prior thought and hard work.
It's a topic I (admittedly) have not given much prior thought and I was pleased at how informative the hour turned out to be.
No one should go to Reservoir Dogs without prior thought.
"There's just too much prior art".
Far too much prior knowledge is expected.
A thought [Gedanke] may exhibit immediate certainty, obvious without any mediating thought-acts; or a thought may be mediately certain, grounded in prior thought-acts.
People believe things which support their prior thoughts without questioning them.
Ten weeks or no, Morley had already given Bowie much thought in the years prior to that shockingly sudden death: he was, after all, part of the team that put together the V&A's sensationally successful exhibition David Bowie Is (which inevitably becomes a meta-textual element of The Age of Bowie).
He didn't give it much serious thought, I think.
Not much, Singer thought.
Much more thought provoking".
