Sentence examples for he truly thought from inspiring English sources

So he truly thought himself in mortal peril, yet fought to beat Karpov as though his life depended on it?

Afterwards, I asked him whether he truly thought that foreign policy could swing this close-fought Senate race.

I believe Bill Clinton could have refused to sign DOMA if he truly thought it was wrong.

The reason he decided to make the trip in the first place is because he truly thought he could help entrepreneurs in a third world country.

When I asked the mayor if he truly thought Biggs was a racist, he initially dodged the question, launching into a hymn celebrating multi-cultural Britain and the opportunities it had afforded immigrants from all over the world.

He truly thought that his election and the election of Republican majorities in the state Assembly and Senate meant an endorsement of absolutely every impulse, theory, and political vendetta that he felt like expressing.

Critics in Labour ask what, beneath the polish, he truly thinks.

But if he truly thinks Shawcross set out to maim Ramsey then I'm afraid he's off the mark.

She says she does not know what he truly thinks anymore, even as the question has taken on far greater significance.

But if he truly thinks that dance, because it is fundamentally abstract, is inconsequential, then one has to ask why he goes on making it.

He is talking about how much he hates doing the exercises, how bored he is waiting for Countdown to come on and how cleverly he thinks – he truly thinks – he is hiding his cigarettes from the nurses.