Thought in sentence

15627 examples of Thought in a sentence

I thought violent jihad was noble, chivalrous and the best way to help.

And I thought that was jihad: my sacred duty, which would be rewarded by God.

I engaged in actions I thought were correct.

And I thought this was super cool, so I was showing it off to my friend, and I said, "Oh, hold it up by the tail.

And so he literally thought that the motions of the planets along the celestial sphere created harmonious music.

He also thought that the brain's only purpose was to cool down the blood, so there's that ... (Laughter) But I'd like to show you that in some way they were actually both right.

And I was sitting with the election commission, and we were talking about various aspects of the election, and I was hearing them using words that I hadn't actually heard before, and I'd worked with Iraqis, I'd worked with Jordanians, Egyptians, and suddenly they were using these words, and I just thought, "This is strange."

So I thought, three words for one concept.

And with our colleagues, we thought perhaps it's our role to actually help make sure that the words are understood and actually create a work of reference that could be used across the Arab region.

So I thought, let's build something that's mutually beneficial; something that we can both benefit from, and find some way to make a new relationship with these species.

Silence can place us inside the head of a character or provoke thought.

We often relate silences with ... contemplation, meditation, being deep in thought.

I think the mathematician and philosopher thought that, in that way, his students might focus more on the voice, and his words and its meaning, rather than the visual of him speaking.

Whereas some of you might have thought, "Hmm, black would have been so much more slimming."

At five years old, I thought everyone had a life just like mine.

I thought everyone went to school and were the only ones using the brown crayons to color in their family portraits, while everyone else was using the peach-colored ones.

At five years old, I thought everyone was just like me.

So I strode into the headquarters building and my eyes scanned the row of UN flags, and I smiled as I thought to myself, "The engineer is here."

I thought it was going to take 12 months, OK, maybe even 13.

You've probably heard of the saying "food for thought."

Well, this is literally thought for food.

But long term, long term, if you think that the Russians were antagonized by the US and Europe expanding NATO right up to their borders when we said they weren't going to, and the EU encroaching them, just wait until the Chinese put hundreds of billions of dollars in every country around Russia they thought they had influence in.

And there was a popular protest in Iceland, so the sitting president thought they needed a trusted leader.

And we put all the questions I got and all the answers on an open Facebook because we thought transparency is important if you want to establish trust.

And a thought occurred to me: How much do we really know about our oceans?

As Aristotle said, "The mark of an educated man is the ability to entertain a thought without necessarily accepting it."

But as a thought experiment, if it or a similarly time-starved equation turned out to be true, would that mean that time doesn’t exist, at the most fundamental level?

I know it sounds silly, but you have to find a way to explain things like this to yourself, and so I thought maybe I was just aging.

I thought I had a rare disease, something doctors had never seen.

The Roman physician Galen thought that hysteria was caused by sexual deprivation in particularly passionate women.

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