Sentence examples for have thought him from inspiring English sources

People might have thought him boring, showy or overopinionated.

A stranger might have thought him one of the lucky ones in this war.

I asked him if his father might have thought him a coward for not going to Vietnam.

When later asked why he did not bring religion more into the open when he was in power he replied that people would have thought him "a nutter".

Mark was tall, thin, with a graying ponytail; you would have thought him a misplaced California hippie until he started to talk.

Many art-folk in the 1960s and 70s would have thought him "less interesting" than Andy Warhol (no doubt some still do, but they are fools).

But his coaches there had thought him too small to become a professional, Diarra told Spanish newspaper AS.

Doublic what the rich boy had thought him good for - pride stiffened in him, covering the pain of a warm moment betrayed.

He had scraped enough money together to get a California identification card so he could fly to visit a sister in New York who had thought him dead.

Many had thought him relatively insulated from pressure, but his co-authorship of a call for political reforms proved unacceptable.

Many had thought him in line for promotion in a leadership reshuffle.