Sentence examples for I thought describes from inspiring English sources

That experience was so personally empowering for me and a powerful analogy that I thought describes what many LGBTQ youth experience: the challenges, the obstacles, the need for external support, but, ultimately, the pay-off -- the high of being true to themselves and to those who care about them... the "It Gets Better" moment.

Exactly the same statement, I think, describes the condition of serious readers.

This, I think, describes the effect of the Three Strikes law and the slow, constant escalation of penal severity.

When conducting literature searches, I like to simultaneously look backward and forward: If I find a paper that I think describes a topic particularly well, I look at both the papers it cites and the papers that cite it.

I think describing the race as a "toss-up" reflects an uninformed interpretation of the evidence, but there is surely room to debate how much of a favorite Mr. Obama is.

According to CBS Pittsburgh, the poem, titled, "I am not what you think," describes Rose's fear of violence.

Given that the World Economic Forum ranked Japan's economy sixth in terms of competitiveness this year, I hardly think describing it as "an afterthought" can be defended.

But Kevin, very cleverly I thought, never described it as an Aids play, so it never got pigeonholed.

Archie and I thought they described nothing profound when compared with the best writings of Joyce and DH Lawrence, Hemingway and Scott Fitzgerald.

I thought "gordian" described a lot of things at once--it's a very functional word.

I think that describes "Nurse Betty," which is at the top of my list.