Sentence examples for had thought better from inspiring English sources

Have to say, though, I had thought better of Lassie.

The Prime Minister had thought better of it, and taken a car.

Many had come prepared with statements but had thought better of them, or had been thwarted.

Figuring that she might waste no time and invite someone else, he shot back an e-mail message telling her he had thought better of her offer.

When he came to consider them, the one he had thought better seemed dead, whereas the version he believed to be a failure came to life.

So were many Italians who had not enjoyed their government becoming something of a laughing stock abroad, thanks to Mr Berlusconi's antics.On October 9th Mr Berlusconi all but said he had thought better of the idea.

Spike must have thought better of it.

Senators have thought better of not returning his calls.

But Abe would have thought better of Chick for laughing at his sputtering reckless slobbering.

It seems as if the sun, having started to take the plunge, has thought better of it, and will now linger forever at the cusp of the horizon.

By tomorrow night's performance, Lowe will have thought better of this conceit, and his keyboard will appear naked as the day it was assembled.