Sentence examples for said a thought from inspiring English sources

"I believe my man Kirby's going to come back to life," Ortiz said, a thought that did not seem so outrageous on a day to dream.

"It was way too expensive," he said, a thought that wouldn't have crossed his mind a year ago.

Arguing that Bannon breached a contract would potentially "signal that there's some truth there in what he's saying," Lobel said, a thought also raised by other legal experts on social media.

"My work is like a biography of my own personality," the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen said, a thought that informs the structure of this account of his life and work.

Guðni had been quoted often during the campaign as saying — a thought he repeated while we watched the game — that the men's team was good because it knew what it was good at being good at: defense and counterattack.

Let's say, a thought comes to mind, an impulse to act, or a very strong feeling.

Ecclesiastes said a similar thought that 'for in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow'.

McIntosh spent 24 years with Ponty as player and coach and said: "A lot of thought went into accepting the offer and that is no disrespect to Blues.

Ryan said a bit of thought went into how the Devil would decorate a Christmas tree.

"Whoa," kicker Lawrence Tynes said, recalling a thought he has had while running in for a kick.

"We have a lot of good baseball left," Valentine said, finishing a thought about a season that might be finished.