Sentence examples for many ways thought from inspiring English sources

Lenin and his enemies sprang from the same soil of opposition to czarism, believed in a special destiny for Russia and in many ways thought the same thoughts.

Although the methodology is more sophisticated now, success is still in many ways thought to be a matter of brute force: throw hundreds of scientists at a problem and hope for the best.

What I in many ways think is more interesting are people who do new things.

And if you think fragmentation is something peculiar to the "Third World" (an oft-used but analytically useless label: the countries subsumed by it are so different, and in so many ways), think again.

In many ways, I thought (and still think) Singer's right.

I can't deny I enjoyed watching Lily Allen poke fun at the notoriously sexist music industry, and in many ways I thought she was spot on.

In many ways, I thought that I would walk away from my marriage as damaged goods.

Deemed inferior in so many ways, Johnson, thought he could not also be the man who lost Vietnam.

1Ethnic identification was captured by asking the respondents if they agreed or disagreed to the following: "In many ways, I think of myself as being [respondent's majority group in the host country]" and "In many ways, I think of myself as [respondent's ethnic group]".

In many ways, I think they do.

In many ways he thinks this is a bad thing.