Sentence examples for thought I find from inspiring English sources

I've always thought (I find myself declaring).

Remember when we were young and signed letters "Yours ever," as some I've always thought (I find myself declaring) Few people know how to be old.

By Irwin Edman The New Yorker, April 25 , 1953P. 112 I've always thought (I find myself declaring) View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

I admire and loathe it in the same thought; I find it an intensely manipulative exercise; distinguished by beguiling detail; annihilating; a fascinating construction; tedious.

I've always loved music more than I've loved language; and because I invariably find a line of melody more compelling than a line of thought, I find listening to songs an unsatisfactory experience.

"I thought I found one of them once," he said, "but it was a doll".

"I thought I found a new way to work after that movie.

"You think it's funny?" "I don't think I find it funny.

"Each time I think I find more to enjoy and admire".

This is why, I think, I find myself drawn to explorations of place.

I think I found a Lego once.