Sentence examples for this little thought from inspiring English sources

The result of this little thought experiment is BALLU.

This little thought experiment is plausible, but not ideal as an illustration because it is easily conflated with vague notions we might entertain about fusion of agency in the ideal of marriage and it is important to distinguish the dynamics of preference conditionalization in teams of distinct agents from the simple collapse of individual agency.

This little thought in the back of the roommates' minds should almost never be spoken out loud but is a silent building block to the control system you are creating.

All I have to work with is a photo, which shows the stone and the text on it: In Happy Memory of CLIFFORD GREY Who Left Us On Sept 25th 1941 For 60 years this plot lay undisturbed, little thought of, left to gather moss.

As he confessed in an article the following year, "There are many obvious imperfections in this scheme (indeed very little thought went into its devising), and the fact that the vocabulary was largely based on Roget's Thesaurus lends a very peculiar flavor to the results".

I want this to require as little thought as possible".

During this software infusion, however, little thought has been afforded human impacts, both good and bad.

But at Sotheby's, Christie's and Phillips de Pury, the art for sale at the big auctions this season, beginning Tuesday, requires little thought.

As a recently retired teacher of maths in prison, a job that I enjoyed immensely and where I came across a majority of motivated and diligent students with just a few resistant agitators, it seems to me that the general drift in offender education is the reverse of what is actually needed and has been given little thought in this radical new initiative, which is neither radical nor new.

Some wearily accept the excess as an inevitable part of life in this state, but most give it little thought.

This counter-intuitive result, after a little thought, actually makes sense.