Sentence examples for i generally thought from inspiring English sources

"I asked good friends, friends of friends and people I generally thought were doing cool things for song recommendations," he says.

Top Gear is more than a money‑spinner for BBC2; the truth of it is, whatever you thought of the Gearists, and I generally thought they were jerks, this was populism done so popular that it lifted the whole channel.

"When I read Andrew, I generally thought he was dedicated to the work of being honest," Coates wrote.

Growing up in the South, I generally thought of ice cream as a seasonal treat, only later to realize my assumption would strike a New Englander as blasphemy.

I generally thought of myself as being unsentimental and not the least bit naïve, but I think back then, I had a great deal of naïvite about how difficult it was to make it in the music industry.

Comparing his political philosophy to Mr. Spitzer's: I generally think that I have about the same general point of view.

"I generally think this airport should expand, because of demand".

"So I generally think whatever feels nice, it's probably right".

Lux Alptraum, writer and comedian I generally think everyone ought to read as much Margaret Atwood as possible.

Any sense of why they gave you the job? A. I generally think, especially early in a career, what distinguishes leaders oftentimes is whether they paint a picture.

"I generally think that I'm going to discourage [my own children] from using those products the way I tried to trick people into using them when I was younger," says Parker.