Thought in sentence

15627 examples of Thought in a sentence

That's why I thought, as long as I don't blow my eyes out...

[The Audacious Project] I'm kind of tired of talking about simplicity, actually, so I thought I'd make my life more complex, as a serious play.

She'd make this kind of, like, wall of tofu cooking, and it would confuse the customers, because they all thought it was a restaurant.

We thought, wow.

And then I thought, what if I added this feature, where I can say, this point, you can fly like a bird.

We thought, ah, this is when it's going to happen.

So, I thought I'd tell you just a little bit about the impact of light on our health.

I thought if I'm going to understand dinosaur evolution, I'd have to go back to those beds where they had picked up fragments, go back to a time and a place where the earliest dinosaurs existed.

This was the cover of Science, because they thought that humans were more intelligent than these animals, but we can see by some in our administration that despite the enormous advantage in brain volume some of the attitudes remain the same.

I thought, what a great way to get to school.

Charlie Ledbetter, yesterday, I thought, talked very articulately about this need to bring consumers, to bring people into the process of creating things.

I thought that was a really, really nice example.

What I thought I would talk about today is the transition from one mode of thinking about nature to another that's tracked by architecture.

But what was important is, the Gothic moment in architecture was the first time that force and motion was thought of in terms of form.

In all these examples, there's one ideal form, because these are thought in terms of structure.

So, what I thought I would bring up is another component that needs to be thought of, whenever you think about nature, and that's basically the invention of generic form in genetic evolution.

I take about 5,000 photographs a year, and I thought that I would edit from these, and try to come up with some images that might be appropriate and interesting to you.

And I used three criteria: the first was, I thought I'd talk about real design within reach, design that's free, not design not quite within reach, as we're fondly known by our competition and competitors, but stuff that you can find on the streets, stuff that was free, stuff that was available to all people, and stuff that probably contains some other important messages.

Now, this is not going to impress you guys who Photoshop, and can do stuff, but this was an actual moment when I got off my bike, and I looked and I thought, it's as if all of my biker brethren had kind of gotten together and conspired to make a little statement.

And I thought that if pattern can unite these disparate elements, it can do just about anything.

I thought that I should include at least one shot of technology for you guys.

I thought this was a little strange at the time.

And I think a lot of people in his day probably thought he was a bit of a kook.

Interestingly, they seem to correspond more or less to Jung's four subdivisions of human thought.

And I thought, OK, well, if that's true, is there any way, when we go beyond today's print, to somehow bring that back?

This was back in the late '90s, and other people in my business thought I was pretty crazy, but a lot of people then went on and actually did it.

He was quiet, introspective, like he was always in deep thought.

And I thought to myself that the Mississippi Delta was a place where people with money, people with opportunity, those people leave.

And this time, when I saw him a second time, I thought I had this great idea, I said, "Hey, Patrick, why don't you write a letter to your daughter, so that you can keep her on your mind?"

And I thought to myself that as a teacher, I knew that a student could dramatically improve in a very quick amount of time, but I never thought that a student could dramatically regress.

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