Sentence examples for thought about in a from inspiring English sources

And seeing you talk about this game reminded me of that feeling, something I hadn't thought about in a long time.

"Skies ought not to come forward or be hardly thought about in a picture," he wrote in a letter to a friend quoted by a Tate Britain curator, Anne Lyles, in an essay in the show's catalog.

This means that things that we feel distanced from by space or time are thought about in a different way than the immediate: the mind acts like a zoom lens.

It was first assembled back when I was a professional Web designer (do people even call themselves "Web designers" now?), and it contains feeds for Web sites I haven't thought about in a decade, like Signal vs. Noise, A List Apart, and Kaliber10000.

Ready or not, Will must rethink all the things Dave Eggers thought about in "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," like fear, violence, loss, death, unfairness, responsibility, community, redemption, self-aggrandizement and shareware; plus new things like balance, speed, randomness, chaos, teleportation, quantum physics, retribution, clarity, valor and barbecued beef.

And Australia deserves to be thought about in a sophisticated rather than stereotyped way.

Can't new ideas, even if controversial, be at least thought about in an open artistic setting?

Is that something that you think about in a day-to-day way in terms of your own faith?

That was what the university wanted him to think about, in a class called "The Human Quest: Exploring the Big Questions".

It's not something I think about in a sense that I'm worried about it.

There's things needing to be done, I think Scott Johnson's got a lot to think about in a number of areas".