Sentence examples for he would always think from inspiring English sources

That was how he would always think of her.

Asked how Mr. Rumsfeld's view of military force changed after 9/11, one adviser said, "I don't think he would always think it has to be a last resort".

He'd always thought that.

He'd always thought it was a load of bollix.

He'd always thought that was just a phrase.

stardust9 commented that he'd "always thought it was the classic tennis movie".

And Larry told us he'd always thought of Google as an artificial intelligence company".

Adrian, beaming, said that he'd always thought she might have a novelist in her.

"He said that before he heard the word he'd always thought he was a floater with a short attention span," Kaminer recalled.

He'd always thought more about "boots on the ground" tactics than grand strategy, but now he devoured articles about national security policy and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

There can be no more squeezing himself into clothes a size too small, a practice he'd always thought flattering, and which mimicked a life of trying to squeeze himself into the top social drawer.