Sentence examples for proper thought from inspiring English sources

Bennett clearly has little time TV historians, especially those who substitute "journalism" for proper thought.

"However, often these placements are cobbled together without proper thought or planning".

But I probably haven't given it proper thought as it's so far in the distance.

Not a willingness to fling oneself into danger without proper thought – that is nothing, nothing.

I like this; it suggests that Oneohone has given proper thought to the question of looking after its audience.

Messrs Bush and Rumsfeld chose instead to send less than half the needed soldiers and gave no proper thought to the aftermath.

They help to evaluate the understanding of ideas, the students' ability to organize material and develop reasoning, and to evaluate the originality of the proper thoughts.

You seem to be a highly educated person, but you're letting your hormones take advantage of your proper thoughts.

Holland told the court: "there was a clash of cultural and personal beliefs in the end saw matters get desperately out of hand and I would submit that not one of them really gave any proper considered thought as to what they were embarking on, the enormity and frankly the nature of it".

Aristotle, Cicero, Demetrius, and Quintilian treated style as the proper adornment of thought.

After those ground clearing moves, Reid begins the argument proper with a thought experiment.