Sentence examples for always figured that from inspiring English sources

I always figured that science fiction is mostly science probability.

I always figured that America's two strongest regional accents canceled each other out.

8.16am I've always figured that a bronze medal must often be more satisfying than a silver.

Selfishly, I always figured that even if global warming caused war, famine, and pestilence elsewhere, here in the Northeast there might be some upside.

Sessa, who later turned coöperator, said he had always figured that Scarpa had a friend in law enforcement — someone who protected him.

Yasuo Ohtsuka, an animator who has worked with him on several projects, said that he always figured that Miyazaki thought he would die if he stopped working.

We always figure that we can't spend it all on rock bands because I'd get three or four that cost millions and then you'd have nothing for the rest of the site which is the bit that makes Glastonbury so special".

We always figured these benefits that were very good wouldn't be around forever".

He explained that he'd always figured the celebrity of that expression to be a manifestation of the press, not the people.

I always figured it's that people had money, the cars are pretty good, and the nameplates BMW, Mercedes, Lexus and the others carry prestige.

I always figured the Middle England that people wax nostalgic for was just a construct created by the Daily Mail and promoted by Islamophobic politicians.