“I've given your arguments some thought, and there is some weight to it.”

“It required some thought, but I think we have finally solved the case.”

“There is a thought that the older you are, the less likely this method will be successful for you.”

“By 1909, Einstein was recognized as a leading scientific thinker, and in that year, he resigned from the patent office.”

“The trouble is, you don't always use your thinker to think things through objectively.”

“His brilliant blue eyes always twinkled brightly, he was smart and a quick thinker.”

“First-person animal narrators often expose the thoughtlessness of human beings toward non-human animals.”

“To be sure, Barlow could not reproach himself with thoughtlessness in his choice.”

“It is this in-between place of carelessness and thoughtlessness that disturbs.”

“The last thing social media wants is to encourage leisurely reading or slow concentrated thoughtfulness and contemplation.”

“Her sweetness of temper and disposition, her loving thoughtfulness for the feelings of others, won her friends everywhere.”

“Khizra argued that decisions should be benchmarked with thoughtfulness.”

“But his pleas were ignored, and two months later he was brought before Lysenko and an unnamed ally to answer for his thoughtcrime.”

“At a minimum, these guys are guilty of thoughtcrime, and at the worst, blasphemy.”

“At least one I know feels they have been shredded for the thoughtcrime of being Blairites.”

“The problem, I began to suspect, was not a typo but a thinko.”

“Students of verbal slipmanship along with a few cognitive neuroscientists took note of a speech in Santa Barbara, Calif., recently by the philosopher Daniel Dennett in which he used the computer-jargon noun thinko.”

“In years to come, advances in imaging technology may elucidate a connection between the thinko and the prevalence of misspeaking on the political stump.”

“Four of the statements were about issues that dominated his thinking at the time.”

“Granted the resources of rigidification and the thinkability of any actual object, the scope of general thought seems to have no obvious limits.”

“Sit in the corner and have a think about what you've just done.”

“Thirdly, the findings of this book also have important ramifications for current thinkings about universals, innateness, and learnability.”

“For that is the gag at the back of Howard's film: the wildest of wishful thinkings turns out to be true.”

“As for my thinkings, doings, and ambitions, I have nothing interesting to tell.”

“We romanticize depression as a wellspring of finer thought, as the source of melancholic insight for artists, deep thinkers and sensitive souls.”

“Mentally sparring with these leadership thinkers was like going a round with the intellectual heavyweight champion of the world.”

“During the Abbasid period, when Islam's foundations were developed, leading scholars and thinkers were exclusively male.”

“I'd be interested in your thoughts on this matter.”

“With their last hope of ever getting back their hard earned money blighted, they abandoned themselves to despair and thoughts of death.”

“The whole group decided to turn the panels into a wall hanging with pockets that the children could then put any worries or thoughts into.”

“We need to face the fact that thinkos are likely to be much more important, even though such a source of noise is much harder to model.”

“Two loud thunks announced the arrival of worldly belongings crammed into his bags.”

“The machine emitted a whirring sound, and a few calculated sounding thunks, and then began to run.”

“It thunks into his chest, and Whitford flips backwards out of his chair and off the edge of the plateau, falling hundreds of feet to the valley floor below.”