Sentence examples for in which he thought from inspiring English sources

The band asked Flood for a sound that was "very open... ambient... with a real sense of space of the environment you were in", which he thought was a very unusual request at that time.

It's a game in which he thought the president would blink.

Ricciardi preferred to be vague about the areas in which he thought Harvey needed to improve.

Some way in which he thought she had already shut herself off from her family.

He therefore returned to his historiographical work in which he thought he could more successfully attain his ideal of objectivity.

Mr. Giuliani would not cite specific incidents in which he thought the F.B.I. did not provide important information.

Germany is vital to this project (as it has been to all European history) but has reached a phase where it is "damned if it does and damned if it doesn't"; condemned for not taking enough action to save the euro zone and condemned for being too authoritarian when it tries to take charge.Professor Messori focused on the plan for banking bail-ins, which he thought was flawed.

The hero, Leonard Shelby Guy Pearcee), remembers his entire past up to a certain point — the moment of an assault in which he thinks his wife was killed.

(Either that, or he has some scenario in which he thinks that sympathy for victims causes more rapists to attack women, or more women to walk in dark alleys).

He then told me he had been so exhausted and unable to think straight he had signed documents in which he thinks he admitted to knowing the bombers at school, and that he was the mastermind behind the London bombings on 07/07".

It was in Ohio that Moore hastily put on the one-man show that the film records, a mix of a TED Talk and Spalding Gray-esque monologue in which he thinks through his misgivings about Hillary Clinton but ultimately works himself up into a froth of support.