Sentence examples for that much thought from inspiring English sources

Thousands of innocent Iraqis have died, including small children, but we don't seem to give that much thought.

I didn't give that much thought at the time, viewing it as another "given" of the intimidating and masculine world of law school.

He said he was also not sure that Google had put that much thought into what to do with the physical manufacturing, the distribution and the sales staff.

"We didn't really put that much thought into it," Virant confesses, but he figures that the device indirectly addresses issues that haven't gone away.

Let me put it this way, if someone can put that much thought into one single button, then think how the rest of the car is treated.

But I don't put that much thought into it.

They may seem more quiet and shy because of this behavior, but it just means that when they do speak, the words they share have that much more thought -- and sometimes power -- behind them.

Waddington [ 60] recognises that much more thought is needed to establish principles of good practice concerning the role of sports physicians.

But this isn't really a distinction that bears much thought.

But as I say, I've quite a major rugby tournament first to give that too much thought.

I swear to God that's how much thought we put into it".