Sentence examples for thought of much from inspiring English sources

You might not have thought of – much less visited – Myspace in years.

But then he escapes with a clever acrobatic stunt that we would not have thought of, much less been able to perform.

"Now that's not a good reason for the voters to have passed over experienced governors and senators — candidates who in another climate likely would have been thought of much more on what they said they were going to do and their resumes".

I recognise that because I'm not American I don't have to deal with creationists in the same way, but still, people have been attacking religion for thousands of years and they've thought of much better ways of doing it than simply stating the beliefs of the stupidest believers and then pulling a face.

But I also cried at the thought of how much I would miss her and how much I honestly thought that Britain never would be quite the same.

Anne Wroten said she was saddened at the thought of "how much energy is wasted in living a closeted life, how much is lost in the forming of bonds with loved ones".

It's a notion that dominated architectural thought for much of the first half of the 20th century but that seems so out of keeping with the ethos of the practice today, particularly in New York, that it's almost jarring.

But even without a theological motivation, the thought of so much suffering without redemption can be almost intolerable.

Probably, but Daredevil has made such a competent and enjoyable debut, it's hard not be excited by the thought of more (much more) to come.

The thought of how much money you can make as a non-executive director in the City if everything goes wrong (applies only to Conservative MPs).

Looking at each classic in turn makes me suck my teeth like a feministing plumber at the thought of how much could go wrong.