Sentence examples for had thought connected from inspiring English sources

In the same paper that he described Bugenasaura, Galton demonstrated that the features Morris had thought connected T. garbanii and T. edmontonensis were the result of damage to the latter's ankle, so T. garbanii could also be considered distinct from Thescelosaurus.

I said it was amazing no one had thought of connecting the painting with the poem, thus giving the exhibition an American twist.

I wish I had thought of that thing where you connect the "i" to the next word.

Who could have thought that connecting these systems was a sound choice in the first place?!

The latest example is, of course, Fake News On Facebook; who would have thought that connecting everyone via social media would lead to wildly divergent narratives of (so-called) reality?

One of them, who is younger than me and much more connected, totted it up and blushed and said – "Maybe … 80?" The other, older than me and I would have thought much less connected, shook her head, and scoffed, and said – "Oh, at least … 120?

It does, but unequally: Art is the loser, the part he has thought through and connected to the least.

As Laura McInerney pointed out here last month, Morgan's status as a working mother has been another part of the post-Gove spin operation, and she may well have thought she was connecting with the parents of middle England when she had her dig at the image problems faced by the teaching profession.

Writer says one would have thought ice-sakting was connected to the Chinese New Year but notes, whatever the Chinese did invent, they did not invent ice-skating.

"I thought connecting people and letting them have some empathy would be good for both sides".

I would have thought the Revo Wireless was connected by cable if I didn't know better.