| It's tough reading through rambling speeches, but he has some worthy food for thought. |
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| In a naive but expressive style of drawing and understated, tongue-in-cheek text he manages to insert subtle and serious food for thought. |
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| I'm not sure that my knowledge of economic theories qualifies me to judge his arguments, but it does make for some food for thought. |
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| Much has been said about abstract art and spirituality, and these works offer food for thought in that respect. |
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| Maybe it will give him, and some other evolutionist apologists, food for thought the next time they put one of their grandmothers on a train. |
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| Though it might not excite the imagination, it certainly provides food for thought. |
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| This humorous play has a serious undercurrent and will give audiences as much food for thought as it does laughs. |
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| And this recent Reason magazine editorial provides ample food for thought about Raed. |
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| And it provides plenty of food for thought for those writers who are wondering what it is that holds readers to the page. |
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| Although she had been quickly brought back, the incident would nonetheless provide some food for thought. |
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| A wide range of concepts and theories provide scholars with ample food for thought. |
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| You can also provide food for thought with herbs, potted strawberries and tomatoes. |
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| A recent Security Focus article about US email list brokers provides food for thought. |
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| The fact that humans are killing about 20 to 30 million sharks a year through commercial sport and fishing is also food for thought. |
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| I seldom agree with their view of things, but they usually provide food for thought. |
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| Their comments helped us to clarify our arguments and provided some food for thought. |
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| If your shopping list at the deli counter is limited to honey-roasted ham, Swiss cheese and a tub of olives this book will give you food for thought. |
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| All in all these articles provide much food for thought and reflection. |
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| The 80 pages and dozens of questions gave plenty of food for thought. |
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| In fact, children derive most enjoyment from stories which they can 'get their teeth' into and which give them substantial food for thought. |
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| Given this, as my department head noted, a single observation can give us food for thought! |
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| Yet certain themes emerge as their opinions offer some kudos, present many challenges and provide food for thought. |
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| I think that this sort of difference between the theory which we espouse and the practice which we follow should give you food for thought. |
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| This could be festive in nature in schools, provide food for thought at universities or simply foster a friendly atmosphere elsewhere. |
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| The annual IAS conference provided more food for thought in relation to the overall audit opinion. |
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| This is just food for thought, but based on what I'm hearing it might be worthwhile securing some portion of nitrogen needs for spring. |
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| The presentations succeed as a group activity: they stimulate lively discussion and provide everyone with food for thought. |
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| I will not pretend to have all the answers, but I hope to at least provide some food for thought and discussion. |
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| It is a kind of reflection of the current state of understanding of the Russian-Chinese initiative and offers additional food for thought. |
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| He also gave me some food for thought about my own writing in the future. |
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| Sher steals the show as Falstaff, of course, but there are also more serious, moments and plenty of food for thought. |
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| The Fraternity with its special character will offer food for thought to each Conference, to each Entity and to every friar, inviting a fresh look at the broader perspective of each one's own vocation in a world-wide context. |
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| I hope that it has given you food for thought. |
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| These discussions did provide food for thought for all of us, and we await your guidance on how we now take these discussions forward to the next step. |
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| With Anne Buvé we then focused on ethical issues in Research: the Helsinki Declaration and a few controversial studies provided food for thought and debate. |
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| We have chosen some genitures which time is credited to be reliably assessed, except for the no.6, which is definitely uncertain but which offers much food for thought. |
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| The programme includes speeches, round tables and open floor sessions, with a survey conducted for the event to provide the thread as well as food for thought and reactions. |
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| Quite the contrary, such a study could provide the Commission with food for thought when it returned to the study of reservations to human rights treaties in order to arrive at definitive conclusions in that regard. |
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| It would give disarmament advocates-on the non-governmental as well as the governmental sidesomething to work with, a point of reference and food for thought. |
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| These texts give impetus to international co-operation by providing the world community with food for thought as it tackles the challenges confronting people on the eve of a new century. |
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| For today's generation which limits its emotions to punctuation marks, LOL will be food for thought. |
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| Plenty of food for thought for the installer of the control system. |
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| Perhaps it is an overstatement, but it is food for thought. |
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| At this stage, given current developments within the third pillar of the European Union, it is only possible to identify possible food for thought. |
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| I also hope that this seminar and the draft opinion will provide the Commission and all of the participants with food for thought on regional state aid. |
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| I much enjoyed your interview on the Politics Programme yesterday and as an expatriate Northeasterner living in the south it gave me plenty of food for thought. |
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| Wherever a reader falls on the spectrum from self-contained atheism to aggressive antitheism, there is food for thought in Calling Bernadette's Bluff. |
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| We all love reading about chicanery, and Galbraith's bezzle has always been food for thought, since there's a lot that we can't see or touch easily in our financial world. |
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| Targeted for those who want to get smart instead of chunky, Hybe's modern day Advent Calendar will replace the holiday season's daily treats with food for thought. |
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