You said to me once that I loved every one in Fairview alike, which is very near the truth now that you are away, for I thought more of you than any of them, and express the sentiment since we are no longer to be together.
But after I thought more of it I became convinced that wise, good, sensible Barker only admired her sweet, pretty face, and was not in love.
She knew he was glad she had come, that he thought more of her being there than of the custards she brought him.
But the person or thing that is merely spoken of, being frequently absent, and perhaps in many respects unknown to the hearer, it is thought more necessary, that the third person should be marked by a distinction of gender.
The dear old lady's hair, drawn so nicely down her forehead on each side from the centre of her cap, has a few thin silver lines; and her face is a thought more wrinkled.
His mother spoke again, a thought more fashionably.
Then retiring in the same noiseless way, he would hold steadily on up Cheapside, a thought more of dogged purpose in his gait, as though he had seen something which he had made up his mind to buy.
And I thought more'n like as not that wuz the last I should see of him for hours and hours, the crowd wuz so immense and the search wuz so oncertain.
These two days, now, I've thought morethan I ever did in my life.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thought more" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
