Sentence examples for i thought existed from inspiring English sources

Everything that I thought existed didn't exist anymore.

"It was this mythical place, but when we moved there, the England that I thought existed – this England of Hancock, Porridge and Kipling – was nowhere to be fucking seen".

So a large chunk of revenue that I thought existed the quarter we bet on doesn't.

On meeting Miles Malleson, an old friend from his time at Cambridge, he said in surprise "did you know, Miles, that I am making more money than I thought existed in the world!" Birkett was returned as MP for Nottingham East at the general election on 31 May 1929 in which he won 14,049 votes, taking the seat with a majority of 2,939.

But beneath that surface, I think, exists some very deep anxiety and fear, a repressive aesthetic.

I have stated my grounds in those cases and think it unnecessary to add others that I think exist.

To serve Christmas dinner to a person who has nowhere else to go, but who believes she is being "eaten alive in this place" holds a quality of sadness that I think exists only within the mental health system.

Within this fight I think exists some kind of faith.

Nor is there an easy way to define the eroticism women share either, which, I think, exists, whether or not there's a sexual connection.

They're placing a great deal of trust in me, and giving me more rope than I ever thought existed".

Instead, I have discovered a diverse agricultural industry that I did not think existed in New England.