Sentence examples for thought so hard from inspiring English sources

We admire him for his sense of order, and for the fact that he always thought so hard about what he was endeavouring to achieve; that, in short, he was almost always so admirably cerebral.

If we didn't think it was ridiculous (and impossible) to blow thousands on one short day, then perhaps we wouldn't have thought so hard about how we felt our union should best be celebrated.

I have to think so hard, it hurts.

"We shouldn't have to think so hard".

"We Swabians look to Berlin and think: my, how loosely they're spending money up there, while we here think so hard about it," says Mrs Knupfer.

I think so hard about the order, but then in the end I don't mind how the reader takes it!

No longer did he have to think so hard about contracting various muscles: when he wanted the arm to move, it did, faster and more fluidly.

The fact that Valance thinks so hard and so well about what he's doing makes his evil all the more horrific.

/ They think so hard they fall off / Their perch and are eaten by ants, / Who, as you already know, all look like / Little Black Riding Hoods".

When I asked Grace Paley, the state's poet laureate, for her definition of Vermont style, she said: "Don't think so hard.

The very fact that I had to think so hard brought home what scholars of autobiography and memoir have long recognized.