Sentence examples for thinking he like from inspiring English sources

When their visit was over, they left him, as a gift, a new case of the same objectionable liquor, apparently thinking he like it after seeing the two bottles in his liquor cabinet.

Thinking he might like to do medical research, he went on to medical school at McGill and soon found himself straining to remember every muscle in the body.

Lately, Mr. Mowry has begun thinking he might like to adapt his "Crew" script for the stage.

Home has been California since he left Nebraska to study at Cal-Arts, thinking he would like to be a sign painter, but soon gravitating to visual art.

"So you guys are clowns?" I confirmed his suspicion, thinking he might like to see a trick.

"When a woman sees a man, she's thinking he's like the man who was doing these things [to her]," he says.

If he says no abruptly and without thinking, he probably doesn't like you, sorry to say.

Four years ago, they voted almost two to one for George W. Bush, thinking he would act like his father.

"When James was born he was the spitting image of Errol, and I remember seeing his curly hair and thinking – he's just like his dad.

I can't fault anyone too much for thinking he might look like them, however... Really, fandom?

His appearance was extreme (not many people look like that), and I could have judged him negatively (like thinking he wasn't a serious student).