Thought in sentence

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None of it was for introverts, and I not only thought that that wasn't fair, because a third to a half of the world's population are introverts, which isn't fair on them, because we burn out, or we'd be put off by activism and not do it, and everyone needs to be an activist in this world.

And we're good at intriguing people by doing strange little things that help create conversations and thought.

I did what I was passionate about, and I thought at some point that I had developed this thinking that if you're passionate about what you do, you will not have to work a single day in your life, until I realized it was Confucius who said that.

And yet after we did everything that we thought we knew, such as talking to D and taking away privileges and parent phone calls home, the only real option we had left to do was to kick him out, and I knew that would not help him.

We simply thought differently about what we had.

And I thought, well, since I can't go to the movies, at least I will go for free to listen to flying saucers.

I thought he was helping me throughout the day, making a lot of phone calls.

I was terrified; I really thought I was going to get an eviction notice, which really was the last thing we needed, right?

We thought there would be less pesticides in areas where bees are doing better.

We thought about genomics, kind of like AncestryDNA or 23andMe.

There I saw all this glass and thought, what if we integrate those with transparent solar glass?

And I, in my innocence, thought, "Well, I'll take responsibility," for what turned out to be a million people on the street.

And so as a prelude to this conversation, the first step in what we call dialogue journalism, we asked what they thought the other side thought of them.

So when we asked the Trump supporters from Alabama what they thought the Clinton supporters in California thought of them, this is some of what they said.

And we do this work by putting community at the heart of our journalistic process, by putting our egos to the side to listen first, to listen deeply, to listen around and through our own biases, our own habits of thought, and to support others in doing the same.

And when I talk about Aaron, I slip so easily into the present tense, and I've always thought that made me weird.

And that narrative is so appealing even to me, and I thought maybe I had gotten that, too, but I didn't.

So she's even more glamorous if you know that she really wasn't stupid, even though she thought she could look stupid.

When I began doing this work 26 or 27 years ago, it was thought that once you have heart disease, it can only get worse.

But it's really not natural; we found it could get better and better, and much more quickly than people thought.

The following year they sent this, which I thought was funny.

Now, I thought if we just did good science, that would change medical practice.

I don't like talking about the Atkins diet, but I get asked about it, so thought I'd spend a few minutes on it.

And I was young, I was full of it, and I thought, five years in the lab, and we'll crank this out, and we'll have this into the clinic.

I also thought because they would feel less fearful and guilty, this desensitization would lead them to even more risk-taking.

I thought that maybe I should go out into my neighborhood and teach self-defense to young girls.

I never thought that I would continue, but we just kept teaching.

Therefore, I thought, maybe I can try using really old science in a new way.

Now, I was back in MIT, looking at the data on my laptop, and the first day, I thought, "Hmm, that's odd, he put them on both wrists instead of waiting for one to break.

The next day, one wrist signal was flat and the other had the biggest peak I've ever seen, and I thought, "What's going on?

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