Sentence examples for think you needed from inspiring English sources

"I didn't think you needed to actually be a mother to appreciate the challenges facing working mothers," Ms. Rhode said she told the reporter.

I think you needed to do it this time just to show people (there was such a mountain of scepticism to climb) that the coalition would work.

It can convince you that something you didn't think you needed (like a mobile phone, an iPod or a video game) is absolutely indispensable.

He appeared to think you needed to pack a pith helmet and fly swatter before embarking to far-flung places such as "Nuneaton, Preston or Glasgow".

He didn't think you needed access to anything to do what he was doing - just grab a camera, do your own thing, and it'll work.

I didn't think you needed to pay someone to talk about yourself.' She adds: 'It only went on for four months', as though she would hate you to think her self-indulgent.

Think you need a sunroof?

I think you need some fun.

"I think you need it out here.

"I think you need an impact.

"I think you need weights," Robinson said.