Sentence examples for thought as if from inspiring English sources
It was almost, Bobby thought, as if he were feeling some kind of premonition.
It was, I later thought, as if I'd been carrying a bouquet and he'd asked me for a single daisy.
The other Miami players treated Shockey with deep respect, Accorsi thought, as if they looked up to him.
It was too coiffed, I thought, as if I had just walked out of the beauty parlor.
But until then most people behaved, spoke and even thought as if the Soviet system was permanent.
There was something strange about him, Litvinenko thought – as if he were in the midst of some personal torment.
As Ms. Didion writes in her memoir: "I was thinking as small children think, as if my thoughts or wishes had the power to reverse the narrative, change the outcome".
We came to think as if we were just killing insects".
"She had a degree from Harvard," she thinks, as if that means anything in the wilds of Queensland.
They talk about what "the average person" would think, as if they themselves fell into some other category.
A case study, Model E offered the team of students a chance to think as if they were company executives, challenging them to pinpoint problems and solve them.
