Sentence examples for as we thought so from inspiring English sources

"The diagnosis isn't anywhere near as bad as we thought, so we'll see how he is for this weekend.

Well, maybe biology is not as simple as we thought". So I said, "Okay, let's go back and look in biology". But it's the same thing, with a little technical trick or two.

"The wicket is holding together pretty well; it's not breaking up as much as we thought, so it's pretty evenly poised".

"It was quite a strange wicket and the ball didn't quite come on as we thought, so it was hard for the batters hitting into the deep, we had to just milk it when we were batting.

As we think, so we become: like a domino effect, our thoughts influence our feelings; from our feeling are born our words and our actions; our thoughts affect our behavior and beliefs, whom we care for and whom we dismiss.

"To think is to create; as we think so we become," said Rene Descarte.

As any actor would, we thought, "So that's how you do his plays".

The biggest offenders included tired plot devices and overused phrases (How many times have you heard Harry Styles' eyes referred to as "green orbs?" Yeah, we thought so).

Jack and their fellow officers greet Harry's plight as a game that he is playing, and since Harry makes such a grandiloquent display of it -- and it's filmed with wide-screen splendor so that every twitch of his lachrymal glands seems visible -- we think so as well.

Much of what lures speechwriters is the prospect of reaching so many people about ideas we think so important — as Peggy Noonan did for Mr. Bush in 1989 ("thousand points of light") ; Bob Shrum did for Edward M. Kennedy in 1980 ("the dream shall never die"); and Matt Scully did for Sarah Palin in 2008 ("If character is the measure in this election …").

Speaking to BBC Radio 4, he said: "We know from the study we did in the summer that we've got twice or three times as much shale as we originally thought, so we need to do everything we can to make sure they can explore as soon as possible the potential for getting it out.