Sentence examples for much thought given from inspiring English sources

Nor is much thought given to our longevity.

Nor was much thought given to resurrecting the googly-eyed Neon, though it was the last small Dodge to sell in significant numbers.

Nor was as much thought given until fairly recently to such things as the quality and amount of air, said Robert D. Levine, vice president of the national health care segment for Turner Construction.

It was New York-style new jazz, with much thought given to compositional development, and to how a band can cohere but not too much, and to extremes of phrasing and rhythm: Mr. Preminger either liked to be right on the beat, stamping out straight eighth-notes, or floating way behind it.

Everyone had a pretty good idea for weeks (or months if you read the Steve Jobs biography) that textbooks would be a focal point for Apple, but there wasn't much thought given to what this would mean.

Not as much thought was given, he argued, to the minds of children as was given to their feet.

But, how much thought is given to the need children have for continuity?

Much thought was given to fitting form to function.

MUCH thought is being given these days to the shape of post-war politics in Iraq.

It was a speech to which much thought had been given.

Much thought was also given to the type of men needed for such a strange and demanding task.