Thought in sentence

15627 examples of Thought in a sentence

I thought that one of the girls gonna die too but my lucky!

I remembered a film that caught the mood and feel of Britain in the mid 1960s without falling into the 'Swinging Britain' clichés that so many other films thought they had to propagate, my memory proved correct.

I found this to be an entertaining account of the challenges an independent film maker might encounter (something I never even thought about).

The rest of the show is fun to watch, but, I think it is the handsome and sexy Josh Duhamel that makes the show "Las Vegas" really fun to see!! In the days of "Magnum" I loved Tom Selleck, I thought he was the sexiest man on the face of the earth!!

I remember watching Police Squad! when it first came on ABC in 1982 and I thought it was a very funny show, thanks to the many sight gags, non sequitors and scripts filled with word play.

I've been a police officer myself for 25 years and thought this was a true to life movie.

I thought Edward Norton did a very good job playing a dirtbag, although a lot of people disagree.

I thought that this movie was incredible.

I saw it opening night and loved it, Some people told me that this film wasn't any good and to stay away but I thought it was great.

When the movie first started I thought cheesy.

I thought IMDb for a database for movies, not TV shows.

I thought and still think they should BRING IT BACK!

Well directed, and I thought the lead actor put in a superb performance!

What, I thought after the shadow-curtain closed on this provocative piece--is the foundation of a thing like this?

I also thought that the cook was really funny.

I thought she was one of the most wonderful pop singers of the 70's - and being a child/teen singing these songs and learning music - the one thing I was looking forward to was meeting this woman.

well for starters, I thought that this film was okay, not the greatest not worst.

I said this cause I thought that the script was great and original, really different and refreshing.

But I also enjoyed the way the storyline developed and thought the casting was well done.

Towards the end of the film there are some extraordinarily thrilling scenes of danger and rescue, and what must be the most ingenious blind landing in thick fog ever thought of.

At first I thought this film was going to annoy me.It was as though I had seen this movie somewhere before.

Dylan Moran (who I thought was just going to bug me) was excellent.

I was very surprised when the graduation scene pops up -- we thought the DVD had skipped or something.

He plays a man who must go against everything he thought was right.

The incident at the end when he kills the fat guy with the broken glass, genius, i bet Seagal thought of that one as well.

I thought Nicole Hilbig did OK too with her nice body and charming accent.

I thought the movie was good, but I like to read the real story behind the "based on a true story" movies.

When I began watching I thought I was watching some pro-Koresh amateur documentary.

I didn't expect much from this movie, it was just one of those movies I thought I'd just watch because it was on television.

From the first "hare krishna" to the last "you ought pay him fifty bucks for calling you two studs", I thought this was a totally entertaining fun comedy

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