Sentence examples for statement that he thinks from inspiring English sources

But, last week, he softened that to a statement that he thinks the world is getting hotter, but "I don't know that" and "I don't know if it's mostly caused by humans".

John Hayward of Human Events counters that Mr Huckabee was correctly identifying what he sees as the condescending way that Democrats treat women: "The entire passage is his firm statement that he thinks women are 'smart, educated, intelligent, and capable,' and he's advising the Republican Party - an important organ of which he was addressing - to treat them as such".

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said in a statement that he thinks Abedin is "making a very wise decision".

At Saddleback, Obama could make a strong statement that he thinks there should be fewer abortions in America and -- here's the new part -- the Democratic Party will be better at reducing the number of abortions than Republicans.

Moody's chief economist Mark Zandi said in an emailed statement that he thinks all of the tax increases taking effect this week, including the payroll-tax increase, will cut 0.75percentt from GDP growth and lead to 600,000 fewer jobs being created this year.

"John made the statement that he thought something big was going to happen," Hauer recalled.

Ferentz said in a statement that he thought the remaining players would be released "in the days ahead".

He revealed in his witness statement that he thought the leaders of the major parties had grown too close to News Corp.

That called into question Mr. Pistorius's statement that he thought Ms. Steenkamp was still in bed when he heard what he feared was the sound of a burglar, the detective said.

ROD GOODWIN Philadelphia, Jan . 29 2007 I'm not sure why you and Philip Taubman saw or heard anything inappropriate in Michael Gordon's statement that he thought the latest temporary escalation, or whatever we're calling it, was worth trying.

The Hudson County executive, Robert Janiszewski, said in a statement that he thought authority members "would listen to the concerns of commuters and see the faults within their proposal," but was disappointed.