Sentence examples for he thought did from inspiring English sources
But he has also turned away 10 Fidelis patients who wanted replacement procedures that he thought did not justify the risk.
Wilmot believed Shakespeare did not write the works attributed to him, but he never ventured to say who he thought did, although he gave strong suggestion to Sir Francis Bacon.
Back on the handsome campus, studded with Tudor brick buildings and manicured fields, he spotted something he thought did not belong at a school where the boys wore ties and carried briefcases.
The chairman, Henry A. Waxman, Democrat of California, said the four-hour hearing unnecessarily embarrassed Clemens, who he thought did not tell the truth, as well as the trainer, Brian McNamee, who he thought was unfairly attacked by committee Republicans.
Harold was against punitive testing, which he thought did no good ("Most of the athletes I have known would do anything short of killing themselves to improve performance"), and he had come around to oppose drugs for youngsters, although I was never sure whether he really thought there were dangers to developing brains and bodies or whether he was finally being politic.
The essays of the "Jerusalem" part, on the other hand, follow his engagement with Maimonides, Spinoza, Scholem and Zionism (a movement that he had embraced from adolescence but that he thought did not alter the metaphysical condition of galut, exile, in which Jews found themselves).
Russians, he thought, "do not do bits".
He thinks: "Don't leave me.
The vice president "says what he thinks, does what he thinks is right," the mayor said.
He thought he didn't have one.
