Sentence examples for thinks strongly from inspiring English sources

Her sense of perspective is, she thinks, strongly connected to times past.

There is also rich support from Terence Booth as the barking security man who thinks strongly wielded baseball bats are the answer to local crime, and from Frances Grey as the engineer's wife who offers constant sexual temptation.

Paul Pogba demonstrated why City thought strongly about trying to sign him in the summer and their two goalscorers worked indefatigably.

In my opinion, both schools of thought strongly exaggerate the impact of authoritarian tradition on the Russian people.

I asked, "Have you read it?" "No, should I?" I said I thought strongly that he should. . . .

About five years later, he again thought strongly about joining the priesthood, holding "some serious discussion with the local bishop but it didn't go anywhere else".

"I feel strongly that if Maliki is not the kind of leader to do that, then the Iraqi people need to think strongly about what kind of leader they need to unite against this dire threat," Clinton said.

The result, 11 wins against 19 defeats, is something that may make Andrew Strauss think strongly about appointing a separate one-day coach, or at least specialist, who can then be seconded to the T20 franchises to look and learn.

Dr. Davidson said physicians now "need to think strongly before we use this medication as a replacement for aspirin in patients in whom we are looking to prevent heart attack and stroke".

There will be strong calls for South African changes at The Wanderers but, as Duncan Fletcher pointed out when the issue of Makhaya Ntini arose before this last match, you have to think strongly about the team dynamic and the effect changes have on the perception of security in the other members of the side.

Who make all conditions serve them, and who think strongly, attempt fearlessly, and accomplish masterfully".