Thought in sentence

15627 examples of Thought in a sentence

Because I thought, I still maintain, that serious and independent media companies are great business.

And I thought that B92 will survive and be a great company once Milosevic is gone, which turned out to be true.

And I thought that the only thing that we needed at that time was 1,000,000-dollar loan to take us through those hard times.

I gave him what I thought was a brilliant explanation of the political situation and explained how hard and difficult the war will be.

He left, and I remember being actually very angry at myself because I thought there must be an institution in the world that is providing loans to media companies.

It's so obvious, straight in your face, and somebody must have thought of it.

And I thought, I'm just dumb and I cannot find it.

So I thought that that's actually my problem.

Had the wrong idea; I thought that we can be a bank.

So I thought, why don't we get into that business?

So we thought that some kind of a big idea is needed to reform, to totally rethink fundraising.

I thought it represented the importance of the architect.

And they were all alone, and I thought, "This is the secret life of men." (Laughter) I've traveled, as I said, to many, many countries, and I've seen, if we do what we do to the girl inside us then obviously it's horrific to think what we do to girls in the world.

And then we thought of the most simple solution we could to address this problem.

But in West African music, the "one" is thought of as the end of the phrase, like the period at the end of a sentence.

Maybe the last mile problem really should be thought of as the last mile opportunity.

These are not simple, they are not internet scalable; they require thought and processes to find the meaningful information about the disease.

And we worked hard, and we thought about it and we said, "What's something we can use all the time, that we can use in the medical care system, that everyone will understand?"

And I thought I'd give you 10 seconds to do this.

What if I was to tell you that in the 12th century, some troubadours didn't see yawning as caused by tiredness or boredom like we do today, but thought it a symbol of the deepest love?

The English actually thought they were probably immune because of all the travel they did in the empire and so on.

In the 16th century, sadness was thought to do most of those things.

These self-help authors thought you could cultivate sadness as a skill, since being expert in it would make you more resilient when something bad did happen to you, as invariably it would.

Now, you or I might feel relief, but in Baining culture, departing guests are thought to shed a sort of heaviness so they can travel more easily, and this heaviness infects the air and causes this awumbuk.

Maybe it's his ability to have causal thought.

Now, you say, "If paper is a good idea, other people have surely thought of it."

And we thought for a while of how you might do this, and the way, in fact, you do it, is what's shown here.

So, let me finish by saying that we've thought about this as a kind of engineering problem.

And I want to give you the answer of this deep scientific thought.

And therefore, I began to not only try to protect the work of the World Bank, our own projects, our own programs against corruption, but in general, I thought, "We need a system to protect the people in this part of the world from the ravages of corruption."

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