Sentence examples for thinks of someone from inspiring English sources

And that's the best test, ultimately, of what a president thinks of someone — whether he wants to engage with and listen to him".

Mrs. Morrissey is training for her fifth marathon, and she said that when she is running she often thinks of someone who has died or someone who is struggling with something — an illness, a difficult time in life.

Rivers praised Walters as a "piece of history" who has "sat at the right of presidents" and isn't afraid to say what she really thinks of someone.

We chatted about what he thinks of someone plastering London with them, and how he is now slightly freaking out that some angry cops might break down his door and step on his throat and/or balls.

"Think of someone special," says John Hegley.

Many wives can think of someone who might qualify.

You think of someone cartoonish, made-up, tacky.

I tried to think of someone I knew to whom this information would be useful.

I thought of someone wanting it, maybe begging for it, maybe Lily.

"When I think of Gerry, I always think of someone very calm with water exploding all around him," Tomson said.

But, she said, "it's hard to think of someone's property being condemned".