Sentence examples for under thought from inspiring English sources

To me, they seemed to be the worst sort of peacocking, lazy and under thought, a mark of amateurism more than anything else, and almost uniformly detrimental.

This heading is concerned with the production of speech rather than the content of speech, which is addressed under thought form and thought content (see below).

"Village cadres must visit main persons of interest and place them under thought supervision and control," read the order to Guishan township, about 870 miles from Beijing.

And then there's "Música Para un Sueño," which is either over-thought or under-thought: it tips over into garish electro-pop hooks, splashy drum solos, and tired jazz licks.

The real message behind its tales of constructional overspend and under-thought seems to be, "Aren't you glad you didn't go through all this just for the sake of looking different?" Or "Shouldn't you be thinking about property prices rather than design?" There are exceptions, of course, but not that many.

While he's the human face of the issue, he is only one of many children who become caught up in America's over-bloated, and often under-thought, war on crime.

Given the growing sophistication of the mid-market, they have simply under-thought the whole thing.

"They decided the decisions by themselves and I thought it showed good clarity of thought under that pressure".

Below, under these simplistic "brave thought, worried thought" headings, I'll collect the articles that I, and you, have found most helpful or most thought-provoking.

"The mind and the body are one and the same individual, which is conceived now under the attribute of thought, now under the attribute of extension," he writes in book two of the Ethics.

And under that thought, Anyway, what you like to do don't make too many babies.