Sentence examples for thinking she needed from inspiring English sources

Gee, she even reached the point of thinking she needed a gun.

Prosecutors have called that transaction grand larceny, saying Mr. Marshall tricked his mother into thinking she needed to sell the painting by telling her she was going broke.

I'll give her another shot, thinking she needed the race off the layoff.

Whereas workout settings, which use the stick of negative self-image, shaming the participant into thinking she needs a smaller bum, thinner thighs or a flatter stomach, foster recidivism.

Recently when I was listening to an interview of Kerry Washington from the popular TV show 'Scandal' who's character portrays a confident woman, Washington said she doubts many times her confidence, thinking she needs to be 'fixed.' After hearing that, thinking about it and processing it, I've recognized in myself my own personal battles.

But with the economic forecast grim, we're thinking she might need her very own angel to increase sales.

But somewhere along the way, Ms. Le began thinking that she needed to meet someone slightly more attuned to her cultural sensibilities.

It was her husband David's terminal illness and passing away at the young age of 60 that started Sandy Caley thinking that she needed to be kind to herself and live life to the fullest.

Bethany Muir cut a vulnerable-looking Nancy, Oliver Twist's "tart with a heart", and as she went to speak to Inspector Bucket about Marley's death (he had paid for her "services" the night before) I couldn't help thinking she was in need of a good feed.

She should be angry with her grandmother and aunt for putting a price on her love; she should be angry with Gaston for thinking she could be bought and need to be wooed all over again.

I think she spent the last four years thinking about what she needed to do to be successful," said Shelley Rigger, professor of East Asian politics at Davidson College in North Carolina.