Sentence examples for with thought to from inspiring English sources

To put learning to use is to utilize thought and with thought to apply learning to the implementation of goodness for both self and society.

"Slow" means local, grown with respect and integrity, and with thought to the consequences.

I make decisions with the intent of trying to help us win in the short term and with thought to maintaining a high level of competitiveness for the future".

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"If I Was Fluent In" "A Bully Does His Research" "A Short Story Written with Thought to Text Technology" "Cycling," by Lizzie Widdicombe On Saturday evening, at this year's New Yorker Festival, a group of writers and editors gathered to debate which furry creature is superior — cats or dogs.

Foucault argues that from Descartes up to Kant (during what the French call the Classical Age), representation was simply identified with thought: to think just was to employ ideas to represent the object of thought.

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We've had so many wonderful celebrity guests over the years, and they've all left us with thoughts to remember.

Help them with their problems and make sacrifices for them with no thought to how it affects you.

Less religious Jews divorce with no thought to the get.

"We went out with the thought to take it to them.