Sentence examples for said thought that from inspiring English sources

One juror, Ms. Sorrell said, thought that the case had something to do with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration; another thought they were deciding the guilt or innocence of Mr. Duncan who had pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice.

Polish Communists, he said, thought that the Russians "had directed missiles at every Polish city".

One high-profile client, she said, thought that the nanny had become too enamored with the perks of the parents' lifestyle, demanding weekly massages and a personal trainer.

He said, thought that his new found wealth will not change the terms of the negotiations with his expected daughter-in-law's family.

His parents, he said, thought that he was fine, that he had lots of friends, and he wanted to keep it that way.

Mrs. Cooley, he said, thought that the newspaper implied that her choice was insufficiently respectful of the gravity of the proceedings.

Most Americans now, she said, "think that after the Revolutionary War we were done, we were American".

Putin, Gorbachev has said, "thinks that democracy stands in his way".

"Every stream of Judaism, he said, "thinks that only its way is correct," he said.

Democrats, Christie said, think that Americans "need to be coddled by big government".

"The President," this friend says, thinks that "a lot of Gore's baggage is his father".