Sentence examples for he has often thought from inspiring English sources

It's something he has often thought about.

He has often thought of leaving Sheffield for London - but knows that the city is expensive.

He has often thought about directing, but never quite got round to it.

Barrack said he has often thought about how he has remained a close friend for 30 years with a man whose "reputation is selfish and egotistical.

But he has often thought about those who have, like Betsy Ross or Maria Trinidad Sanchez, who helped create the Dominican flag.

Other aides are cautious about discussing cabinet choices before Mr. Bush has sealed an election he has often thought was about to end.

At town hall today, Richard F. Svec, the town manager, said he had often thought of Mr. Solzhenitsyn writing in his farmhouse behind the fence.

The anthropologist said that he had often thought of recording them, but that, according to an ancient tradition, the Keeper of the Chants was allowed to repeat them only to fellow-Maoris.

According to Rex Warner, WH Auden once told him that he had often thought of embarking on translations of Horace, but realised that he could not hope to better those of James Michie.

At one point Dr. Sasson remembers thinking, "I wonder if the shooter is here?" Dr. Gordon Lindberg, a surgeon and medical director of the hospital's burn unit, who coordinated surgery through the night and operated on a patient with 18 shotgun holes in the small bowel, said that since the shooting he had often thought how lucky it was that the gunman's semiautomatic rifle jammed.

He also admitted the influences proposed by Jassin, writing that he had often thought of the Catholic heaven as being similar to the Javanese Kahyangan, with God being similar to Batara Guru.