Sentence examples for said thought of from inspiring English sources

But it was the ordinary Americans -- the people who Mr. Reagan once said thought of him as "one of them" -- who infused the scene with raw emotion.

Mr. Weiner went on to tell them that, unlike Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, who he said thought of the city as the skyline of Manhattan, he would think first of the boroughs, and would fight for them.

His father was absent; hers, she said, thought of supporting their family as "what it meant to be a man".

The people who frequented the Ace Hotel at Broadway and 29th Street in New York, The Times said, thought of it as their club, a place "whose aesthetics and business model are redefining the overlapping worlds of drinking, dining, sleeping and shopping".

The battles continued in the Reagan era, when Secretaries of State Alexander M. Haig and George P.Shultz also had to contend with a defense secretary, Caspar W. Weinberger, who rivals said thought of himself as the guardian of the administration's hard-line foreign policy.

During 1968, Biden clerked for six months at a Wilmington law firm headed by prominent local Republican William Prickett and, as he later said, "thought of myself as a Republican".

Falcone said thoughts of returning to baseball filled his mind toward the end of his military duty.

Colonel Thompson said thoughts of Alyce and his family were what sustained him during his years of captivity.

"At least the Yankees didn't get him," Mo Vaughn, the Boston first baseman, said, thoughts of a division race clearly in mind.

Yes, "Gus" Hughes says, thoughts of all of that wartime past sometimes keep him awake.

It's not an exaggeration to say thoughts of this cake were consuming my soul.