Sentence examples similar to most thought too from inspiring English sources

Like the featured speakers at the convention, this anti-LGBT, anti-woman, anti-immigrant manifesto shows a party that has handed it's moral compass over to the most divisive and extreme voices once thought too be too far out of the mainstream.

Most guys think too much; they miss shots".

Most people think too small, both men and women, both think about that next job or next role or whatever.... Think big, dream big, if you have it in your mind it's more likely to happen.

In fact, the problem is fairly widespread: most people think too much about themselves.

A year later Lee bid big most thought too big when London-based Cable & Wireless again came calling, this time with plans to sell a controlling stake in Australia's Optus. Lee paid $7.4 billion–in a deal that saw as much political rancor in Canberra as CNooc's recent bid for America's Unocal caused in Washington for C&W's 52% stake in Optus and for the remaining shares from other shareholders.

The skit was lighthearted and moderately funny, but it wasn't the sort of thing that most people would think too much about after having seen it.

The latest Merrill Lynch survey of global fund managers, released on July 16th, found that a record number were overweight in their holdings of cash and underweight in shares, and most thought that profit forecasts were far too high.

Bad timelines, omissions that are needed to establish whereabouts or current events, forgetfulness about a character's background, things happening without reason, etc., are a common film error but most people don't think too hard about them.

Most thought I was focusing on the issue too much.

Almost by definition, waste is something that most people prefer not to think too much about.

Most of Mickelson's peers think too much of his talent to believe that he will not win a major.