Sentence examples for thinking it was true from inspiring English sources

I just wish that James had given us some reason for thinking it was true.

You know what $500,000 is not what it used to be and I'm thinking it's true, but it's a real problem with American political culture.

Even if some version escapes recent empirical arguments, there seems little reason, once the traditional philosophical confusions have been noted, for thinking it is true.

People who are gullible---like, say, everybody---will start thinking it's true.

First, we have all been raised on a diet of "knowledge is power," and may be forgiven for thinking it's true.

Lonelygirl15, many say, is the next-generation "Blair Witch Project," using interactive forms of storytelling that, like the 1999 hit, tries to trick an audience into thinking it's true.

At the same time, I'm thinking, Oh God, I think it's true and I think I'm in love with him.

Whether or not Whyte would have envisioned the wireless park, Mr. Biederman thinks it is true to his thinking.

"I just heard the words and I started thinking, it's so true".

"I tried to bring arguments from the Koran and scholars, and said, 'Whatever you are thinking it is not true,'" said Mustapha Elturk, a family friend and the leader of IONA, the Islamic organization that first inspired Mr. Khan.

And again, even if we imagine the sentence being uttered without any particular woman or donkey in mind, we don't get this reading of the sentence predicted by Neale's theory, (say we are discussing women's tendencies towards animals they own, and I utter (28) simply thinking it is statistically likely to be true).