Sentence examples for I think to write from inspiring English sources

"It took some bravery, I think, to write that (note)," he said.

These problems flow partly from Ms. Baszile's decision — the wrong one, I think — to write almost entirely from the necessarily blinkered perspective of herself as a girl.

I should also tell you that when I had seen Susan’s chronicle, I thought, “Why didn’t I think to write about beauty-parlor subculture?” Under the best of circumstances it was difficult not to read competitively.

Years and years ago, a friend and I thought to write a movie.

In the often-quoted opening line of the introduction to "Uprooted," Dr. Handlin wrote: "Once I thought to write a history of the immigrants in America.

I thought to write about letting go, and unfreezing a hurt and broken heart.

As we prepare to celebrate International Women's Day this week on March 8th all over the world, I thought to write this personal letter to you.

My only regret is that I didn't think to write it myself.

I loved that piece and wish I'd thought to write something like that — because it's the essential question.

Although my chart was color-coded, I had not thought to write down the words for colors.

I had never given thought to writing poems.