Sentence examples for thought brought from inspiring English sources

That thought brought me back to David Buckel.

On this side of the Atlantic, as bitter politics disordered the bedroom and the boardroom, one thought brought consolation: we would always have Paris.

"I probably spent a lot of my time in medicine judging people who I thought brought conditions on themselves," he said in an interview on Thursday, "without thinking, 'Maybe I need to walk a mile in that person's shoes.

But do you weaken a political party, either by turning what they see as assets into liabilities, and/or by taking issues they consider to be theirs, and raiding them?" The thought brought to his round, unlined, guileless face a boyish look of pure delight.

By partnering with Intel and Google – companies that the watchmaker's marketing arm clearly thought brought gravitas to the process – the watchmaker has ceded almost all control to software.

But investors confidence in the company doesn't seem to have been hit hard, as the stock mounted an impressive rally thought brought it back to positive territory, ending the day up 0.1% to $97.71.

I thought bring your camera.

I thought bringing Stewart Downing on was understandable.

Does the very thought bring you out in a sweat?

"I thought bringing lawyers into the hospital was brilliant," recalled Onie.

Oyster crackers and truffle dumplings should, one would have thought, bring only happiness into the world.