Sentence examples for thought best too from inspiring English sources
Epstein subsequently claimed in his autobiography that Lennon, McCartney and Harrison thought Best "Too conventional to be a Beatle, and though he was friendly with John, he was not liked by George and Paul".
Back then, it was thought best not to fantasise too much about a better world, but to learn to live in this one.
Further questions were unwelcome, as Charles V's ambassadors found out: "it was thought best not to inquire too closely into what had happened, so as to make no discoveries that might prejudice those [who tried the duke]".
First thought, best thought?
"But after a few days my friends and family thought it was for the best, and after I got here I think it's for the best, too.
And when the people came out to ponder this calamity, and took note of his bewilderment, they thought it best to be bewildered, too.
Here and there, we encounter weighty insinuations appropriate to the times, such as the notion that an underground "river of sex" flows through Vienna (and – who would have thought it? – London too), but the best way to read the book is to avoid over-analysis and turn the page.
