Sentence examples for not much thought from inspiring English sources

There was not much thought — "It was a groove".

There was not much thought of what might have been.

A: I've heard about it, but haven't really give it that not much thought.

"There's a long and well documented history of not much thought being put into voting," Palm said.

In business, the laws of competition mean most corporations will extract maximum riches from available resources with not much thought to the consequences.

There's not much thought or analysis in this one, certainly not as much as in Tristram Hunt's middle-class show last week.

As coverage of the war dominated past 2 p.m., not much thought went into asking ESPN to take the second window of the day.

The kind of opera he gave us was, on the whole, a music of voluptuous emotion, little darkness, and not much thought.

SIR —Your suggestion that the decision to confer a knighthood on Salman Rushdie, who is generally hated by Muslims all over the world, was taken with not much thought about its polititical ramifications is hard to believe.

Later, when they trailed the Toronto Blue Jays by four runs in the sixth inning in their most important game of the season, there was not much thought about magic numbers then, either.

In the runup to the 2010 election, there was fear that the BNP would become a political force but not much thought was given to Ukip during or after the vote.