Sentence examples for he thinks led from inspiring English sources

Solomons had warned when he took charge this summer that it would take well into the season before his team building would begin to take shape and blamed tiredness following autumn internationals for the high error count and lack of composure he thinks led to defeat.

What does he think led those initial victims — the patient zeros — to come forward?

"Crimes against humanity" was just the sort of exalted legalism that he thought led to foreign-policy disaster.

Asked by reporters in Canberra what he thought led to Hunt receiving the award, Shorten said: "Well, goodness only knows what the entrance requirement was into that competition.

That quantification of everything, he thought, led to arrogant conclusions, bad policies, and a tragic loss of the real-world color and nuance surrounding our lives in the marketplace.

Hume's account  is causal in its own terms, that is, his two definitions of the meaning of 'cause' (Treatise, 1.3.14.31) are patterned on the chain of events that he thinks lead people to acquire the idea of cause.

Mr. Wyman also said he thought lead directors should have executive experience in the same industry as the management they were named to monitor.

As he recalls bitterly in his memoirs, he thinks this led to him being defeated by the much more pro-European Lib Dem, Tessa Munt.

He is at one with Mary in her belief that an affair of the heart should be sincerely undertaken and pursued, regardless of social conventions, and he thinks she led an exemplary life in this respect.

He thinks it led directly to the disastrous attempt of the present Bush administration to turn Iraq into an American client state and military base so as "to intimidate Iran and Syria, and to create a safer environment for Israel".

But what in fact turns Moore against this direct realist position is the difficulty he thinks it leads to concerning the treatment of hallucinations.