Sentence examples for thought very deeply from inspiring English sources

I like that Brad Trost has probably thought very deeply about spanking and had sexy thoughts.

There are congressional Republicans who've thought very deeply about these issues, like Paul Ryan and Tom Petri of Wisconsin, Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, and Bob Corker and Lamar Alexander of Tennessee.

And you can only do that if you have thought very deeply about your science and worried a lot about the bits that don't quite fit.

For her sins, Kimbra Johnson thinks very deeply about making pop music.

"I can think very deeply forward, and that's my problem.

"He thinks very deeply about these programmes, has these long lists and we pore over them together.

"George thinks very deeply about everything he says, but when he was campaigning, he lit up the crowd pretty well," Mr. Olsen said.

"The counsel and encouragement I received from important citizens like you caused me to think very deeply about becoming a national candidate," Daniels said in the email.

Why should I care how Carol chews her gum?" Ecstasy nudges you to think, very deeply, about one thing at a time.

They also, clearly, think very deeply about them; and one of their theories about French postwar popular culture – both the Nouvelle Vague in film and the nouveau roman in literature – is that "there was a real desire to put an end to the kind of realist narrative fiction tradition, because nobody wanted a Balzac to write about what the hell happened.

"You can't live through something like that without it causing you to think very deeply about the role you play when you are involved in decisions like that," says Hunt, drawn in because as BBC1 controller she oversaw Countryfile's relaunch.