Sentence examples for think he existed from inspiring English sources

But he said he was amused when he heard there might be a large group of people attending from outside the United States who did not think he existed because they never see him abroad with his wife, except for annual trips to Venice in the late summer.

It would have to be someone really special for me to want to live with someone again, and I don't think he exists.

We have not discussed whether or not Santa is real, but I doubt that they think he exists outside of stories.

Holmes seemed so real, so magnificently lifelike, that some readers thought he really existed, and even now a few like to say that Conan Doyle was merely the literary agent for Dr. Watson, who actually wrote the tales.

It's enough to make him think he doesn't exist, particularly when he's been on the table for 40 years.

He might not have liked the songs, but I think he liked that they existed.

Whatever the cogito's inferential status, it is worth noting a twofold observation of Barry Stroud: "a thinker obviously could never be wrong in thinking 'I think'"; moreover, "no one who thinks could think falsely that he exists" (2008, 518).

"I do not think they existed before the war.

(Penguin Press, the publisher that reportedly paid Greenspan $8.5 million for this book, must have thought he damn well better exist for that kind of money).

Eklund had on several occasions accompanied Bauer on his walks through the forests by Lake Vättern, and Bauer's description of all the things he thought existed made Eklund feel he could see them as well.

I knew how talented he was, but I also knew what he had done to previous teams and I never thought he and Parcells could co-exist.