Sentence examples for thought a strong from inspiring English sources

I thought a strong man had to overcome his emotions.

The man who offered us some other lots thought a strong selling point was the fact that from a particular hillside, we could "pick off" the folks below.

Only in New York would medieval Portuguese literature be thought a strong selling point for a cheese (Serra da Estrêla, "made by hand only at night by lamplight").

While Mr. Kerrey said that he thought a strong Democratic candidate would emerge, only former Gov. Ben Nelson and former Representative John Cavanaugh were reported to be seriously thinking about getting into the race.

I would have thought a strong, mostly acoustic version would have done a better job of getting the message across, but that's just personal preference – I'm a bit of an old-fart folkie.

Arizona Republican Senator John McCain said he thought a strong case had been made to at least consider sanctions.

The implication here was that he thought a stronger parliament could also mean a stronger commission, so long as the two institutions were co-operating and not competing.

"Personally, I think a strong currency is good for a stock market," he said.

"I think a strong team tonight was wise by AVB," toots James Hindley.

With Nicola Sturgeon approving every vote, do you think a strong economy for the whole of Britain is going to be their priority?

I don't think the quota is the right solution to handle the refugee crisis because I think a strong checkpoint is needed at the borders.