something to think about in English

food for thought

Use "something to think about" in a sentence

1. What does “Cogitating” mean? “Cogitating” means to ‘think deeply about something’ or to meditate and reflect about something

2. Think of something likable about the person.

3. Definition of Cogitate (verb): think about something carefully

4. Think about something like mountaineering and mountain climbing.

5. I always think there's something sinister about that expression.

6. What does Chew mean? (informal) To think about something; to ponder; to Chew over

7. I think Jillene's probably thinking about something called an adze.

8. You're sure to find something to smile, laugh or think about in E-Chronicity

9. It makes you think there's something magic about history to keep your father's attention.

10. 18 Then you start to think there's something crazy about living life only to lose it.

11. 23 Alternatively, you can switch off by listening to music, or think about something peaceful.

12. And I think you need to trust me on this because I know something about it.

13. I think there's something deeply unhealthy about living all the time in schizophonia.

14. I think you knew something about it, either before the fact or after.

15. When you're Conscious of something, you can think about it logically and talk about what you're experiencing

16. 3 [transitive, intransitive] Contemplate (something) (formal) to think deeply about something for a long time to Contemplate your future She lay in bed, contemplating

17. Kids Definition of Agonize : to think or worry very much about something She Agonized over the choices.

18. Gave the guy a big reward, then she started to think there was something fishy about it.

19. Cogitate (about/on something) to think carefully about something Word Origin late 16th cent.: from Latin cogitat- ‘considered’, from the verb cogitare , from co- ‘together’ + agitare ‘turn over, consider’.

20. You think you're something?

21. Think of Analogue as referring to something parallel or comparable to something else

22. But what they have in common is something both blindingly simple to name and blindingly difficult to think about.

23. And so they did something that's really radical, when you think about how government is used to working.

24. Chortle about (someone or something) To laugh about someone or something

25. Bicker about (something) To argue or squabble with someone about something