Sentence examples for remarks they think from inspiring English sources

They immediately think to Francis's divergent remarks; they think of those countless priests who, either at the pulpit or in the confessional, have taken subtle digs at queer existence; "It's Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve"; or, worse, they think to those instances of sexual abuse perpetrated by Church officials, men who used their power for the most heinous means imaginable.

It was bad enough having to treat these guys like they were your heroes, smile when they made some stupid remark they thought was funny.

All around me, I heard people remarking they thought their heads were going to explode.

Three also remarked they thought physicians were "responsible for data".

They can ask an MP to withdraw remarks if they think it's inappropriate and tell MPs to be quiet so opinions can be heard.

"The Germans in general are reconciled to our being French," a local industrialist remarked, "but they think of us as lost brothers". He added that Alsatian businessmen made this sentiment pay off for, with their German‐sound ing names, they found the Ger mans more receptive to their products than to the same ones made by other French manu facturers.

Pension specialists who have considered these remarks carefully say they think that what Mr. Fisher is really describing is a way to shift pensions into conservative bond investments.

Several visitors during the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation house tour last May remarked that they thought the family must enjoy living there.

The public is usually happy to cooperate with the press... Let a gasoline tank explode, & eyewitnesses are sure to remark that they "thought it was the Bomb".

Barkley's cohosts were surprised, remarking that they thought he was just going on a vacation.

Instead several participants remarked that they thought the UV light box (see below) in which photographs were taken could somehow detect generic bacterial contamination on the hands.