Sentence examples for folk thought from inspiring English sources

If the picture we end up with deviates too far from folk thought, should we worry?

The idea of a specific pathogenic process in medicine includes dysregulation, but this may not accord with folk thought.

Some folk thought he was Archie's brother.

It wasn't that the Bafta folk thought "we'll put The Hobbit in his place".

"Some folk thought it was crass of Tony to put on a celebration while acting as Middle East peace envoy.

McKinsey, the consultancy that came up with the scheme, had suggested hiving off printers as well, but the H-P folk thought that was going too far.

Fans as well, but we'll just provide a taste of the famous folks' thoughts here.

The media don't want to give folks bad thoughts by calling attention to the jobs lost due to the trade deficit.

Speaking of, for many LGBT folk, the very thought of the holidays induce great amounts of stress and angst.

Sony's founders named their company Sony because it sounded like "sonus" and "sonny," the former being related to audio and the latter being what the Japanese thought folks were calling each other over in America – "sonny boy".

When 80-year-old Grammy nominee Alice Gerrard got the call at her North Carolina home that her record was nominated for folk album, "My first thought was, 'Oh, my God, what a pain," she said, laughing.