Thought in sentence

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And my final thought is that we, of course, by conserving wheat, rice, potatoes, and the other crops, we may, quite simply, end up saving ourselves.

We thought the whole thing would last maybe 10 minutes, and a few hundred company employees would log in for the inside joke.

But what if we flipped it around and thought about the job first?

Our participants could see more clearly, they could focus more quickly and they thought it was an easier and better focusing experience than their current correction.

Now, I didn't really understand that until I met this guy who was then an 80-year-old, slightly shambolic man who lived on tomato soup and thought ironing was very overrated.

In recent years, a lot of intelligent people thought that capitalism had basically won.

And he signed it, "Happy landings," which I thought was quite lovely.

I was going to wear it, but I thought I'd get Costa to do it, my lovely assistant.

Simon and Binet thought the skills their test assessed would reflect general intelligence.

So, having seen all of this in the course of a 30-year career, I was still a skeptic about climate change until about 10 years ago, because I thought the story of climate change was based on computer models.

Similarly ... the words that we speak and hear all day, how many times have we really thought, "What exactly are these words?"

Now like with this cat, even with love, anger, a thought, an idea, pain, suffering, happiness, surprise, everything has been linked with a sound.

And I thought, in two days' time, I was going to do this swim across the North Pole.

It's a very frightening, very, very frightening thought.

The very first landline telephones, the inventors thought that they would be used for people to listen in to live performances from West End theaters.

Or to say, as Alan Greenspan did, "I know you think you understand what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant."

Where Grace thought the powder was sugar, because it was labeled "sugar" and by the coffee machine, but actually the powder was poison.

So even though when the powder was poison, the friend drank the coffee and died, people say Grace deserves less blame in that case, when she innocently thought it was sugar, than in the other case, where she thought it was poison and no harm occurred.

But in the case of a failed attempt to harm, where Grace thought that it was poison, although it was really sugar, people now say it was more okay, she deserves less blame for putting the powder in the coffee.

And in the case of the accident, where she thought that it was sugar, but it was really poison and so she caused a death, people say that it was less okay, she deserves more blame.

Traditionally, it was thought that making a memory was like writing in a notebook in pen: once the ink had dried, you couldn't change the information.

It was thought that all those structural changes that happen in the brain to support the storage of memory were finished within about six hours, and after that, they were permanent.

When we submitted it for the Swedish competition we thought it was a really cool scheme, but it didn't exactly look like something from the north of Sweden.

So we thought like, this is too much of an opportunity, so we hired a feng shui master.

And we thought, sustainability has grown into being this sort of neo-Protestant idea that it has to hurt in order to do good.

So we thought that maybe it could be interesting to focus on examples where a sustainable city actually increases the quality of life.

So we thought, why don't we reintroduce the bicycle in China?

So we thought that these expos quite often have a lot of state financed propaganda, images, statements, but no real experience.

And we thought, rather than doing a traditional stack of apartments looking straight into a big boring block of cars, why don't we turn all the apartments into penthouses, put them on a podium of cars.

"I've misjudged this women," thought Mr. Dickens.

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