Sentence examples for servants thought from inspiring English sources

Two civil servants (thought to be prison officials) stand with hands folded inside their robes' long sleeves.

K.K. cared nothing for what his wife or the servants thought.

One of Shakespeare's associates was compelled to testify before the Privy Council and explain what the Lord Chamberlain's Servants thought they were doing.

To the country she was an Iron Lady; to those who worked with her she was a kind and considerate boss Her drive and determination changed the way people, including civil servants, thought about their own country.

An Artist in Pine Cones and Bark John Gruber worked for most of his life as a civil servant without a thought about art, unless you count a short stint at the Museum of Modern Art doing menial work in the film library.

As sceptics had always predicted, ministers, prompted by their civil servants, soon had second thoughts.

They see his treatment of people like Robert Gates, one of our nation's most prominent and impactful civil servants, and shudder at the thought of being attacked too.

Her thoughts about her servants form part of the diagnosis she was making of English class and society.

They are trying to force people who are Christians to marry them or else face jail, to make cakes honoring them or go to jail, and give their servants over and divulge their innermost thoughts or go to jail".

The gospel of exceptionalism goes like this: black men have a duty to reach back into their communities, to be the next public servants, to be the next generation of thought leaders.

In the book's final tale, Tony, a seventy-three-year-old retired British civil servant, is consumed by thoughts of mortality: "He thinks about death quite a lot now.