Sentence examples for plenty of thought from inspiring English sources

Shawcross and the future cycling and walking commissioner should give that question plenty of thought.

But although plenty of thought has gone into planning such missions, none has ever come close to flying.

They can tell the difference between an application that was thrown together to make the deadline and one that was given plenty of thought.

This is "A Tale of Possessors Self-Dispossessed," & we think it's the sort of title that fits the O'Neill cycle; just complicated enough to suggest plenty of thought, just portentious enough to please Theatre Guild subscribers, who like to think they're picking up culture the hard way.

Russell said: "It's not run on a whim, plenty of thought has gone into all this.

Of course, many scientists who transfer from academia to industry have given the move plenty of thought.

It is, of course, a marvel, and Mr de Botton rightly marvels at it.And finally, the author has plenty of thought-provoking things to say about work itself, the most absurd examples of what he scathingly calls "the culmination of a long history of the division of labour, which began in Ancient Egypt three millennia ago".

This is even true of shale oil which takes a lot of water and sand to get out of the ground.There are plenty of thought-provoking points in the book which gives the general reader a very good grounding in the current macroeconomic debate - in a wonderfully calm and rational tone that gives credit to Robert Lucas as well as John Maynard Keynes.

There are plenty of thought-provoking couplets in the lyrics of songs such as "Plough" and "Hitch," but the sound mix Sunday left her vocals bobbing in a sea of crashing guitars and drums, only occasionally surfacing and cascading over the room.

Tevez's heart must have pounded and plenty of thoughts might have crowded into his head.

Mr. Sharp has plenty of thoughts about how he could use the savings.