Sentence examples for man thought that from inspiring English sources

I always wondered if the "white man" thought that committing genocide gave him/them the right to take what was not his/theirs.

Why don't you use that?" The radio man thought that over.

Another man thought that sleeping alfresco was better than actually staying in the building, claiming that he would "rather camp in the field", and inviting potential visitors to "get your sleeping bag and head for the nearest bench".

It did not immediately conquer the shires: indeed one vicar operated a curfew forbidding female parishioners to go out after dark; another man thought that enlightening women was like attempting "to improve the condition of the beasts of the field": a woman taught her power might no longer be "so profuse of her treasures to a hapless infant".

"Someone, probably a white man, thought that the image would resonate with black people and motivate them to get out the vote," fumed Michael Harriot of The Root, an African-American culture website.

Anthony Boucher in The New York Times – described by a Fleming biographer, John Pearson, as "throughout an avid anti-Bond and an anti-Fleming man" – thought that the "high-spots are all effectively described ... but the narrative is loose and jerky".

If the men thought that was a good idea, so be it, but if the men didn't want to give their seats, the women should wait like every other customer.

How many powerful men think that way?

But I know, as I know the sun will rise tomorrow, many other black gay and bisexual men think that way.

Data from the NFHS 3 conducted in 2005 2006 indicated that a majority of men think that husband and wife should make decisions jointly but that the husband should have the final word (36).

The New Yorker, January 4 , 1930 P. 11Hats with side-flaps, or ears, make man think that women were elephants.