Sentence examples for agents thinking from inspiring English sources

(One involved South Korean Intelligence agents thinking McAuliffe and Clinton were more than just friends).

The friend, Warren Jerrems, an accountant who knew Mr. Sands through church activities, said he had agreed to be wired by federal agents, thinking, perhaps hoping, he conceded, that it might help to exonerate his friend.

Just overzealous agents thinking they were doing their job.

Cornell University psychological scientist Valerie Reyna, one of the nation's experts on risk assessment and decision making, persuaded a federal intelligence agency to let her study agents' thinking.

I left my job as a feature writer on a newspaper to write a book, then sent it off to a number of agents thinking they would all reject me.

The agents' thinking was that he should buy as much insurance as he could now, because that locks in the price: Adding more insurance later to cover a growing estate means higher costs.

(The young Mr. Roselli was known as Mickey until he was in his 20s, when an agent, thinking the name unrefined, changed it to Jimmy).

Of course there may well be many event tokens of agents predicating redness of some object o by an agent perceiving it as red, an agent thinking of it as red and so on.

Mr. Petty said that when he's not on stage, he's meeting with agents and thinking about his next gig.

In general, there is no question that, given any particular half-way explanation of a social phenomenon, it would always be nice to know what agents are thinking, when they perform the actions that are involved in the production of that phenomenon.

"I went into the free-agent situation thinking the odds were not good of getting a free agent, and they're still not good," said Milbury, who said his team is close to budget.