Sentence examples for have sometimes thought from inspiring English sources

"I have sometimes thought that our girl is curiously young for her age," Mrs. Morland says.

I have sometimes thought, if someone decides to put up a plaque, what's it going to say?

As a lawyer myself, and one who has defended land disputes before Israeli military courts, I have sometimes thought that this review mechanism serves Palestinian plaintiffs.

The BBC, I have sometimes thought, should be Mozart nudging elbows and spilling gin in a broken 1920s Parisian bar with Homer Simpson.

'I have sometimes thought that.' Others have noted it too, over her 50-year writing career, this lack of sentiment, and have called it coldness or ruthlessness.

Philosophers — Descartes is usually the premier example — have sometimes thought that they could find first premises that would be totally obvious to any rational person; "self-evident" was one popular term for such premises.

I've sometimes thought about using a pseudonym, but it's late for that.

I've sometimes thought we should put together a league: Hebrew Home for the Aged vs. Sag Harbor Writers' Softball Team.

I've sometimes thought the best solution might be to amalgamate all exam boards into one central body.

Christine felt protective of Anna, although she had sometimes thought her too sweet and dull for Thomas.

I've sometimes thought that I should go out and buy a clock and present it to myself.