Sentence examples for thought competent from inspiring English sources

It was to trust a team that he thought competent and capable".

He is no longer thought competent to work out his own opinions on many matters, even many that touch him intimately..

He is no longer thought competent to work out his own opinions on many matters, even many that touch him intimately.

But I had apprehensions about how Hellman's badly dated "Children's Hour" would serve Ms. Moss (best known as the ambitious Peggy of "Mad Men") and especially Ms. Knightley (queen of the costume lit flick), whom I had thought competent but flat in Molière's "Misanthrope" last year.

I think competent cooks are quite adventurous these days.

"We do have, I'd like to think, competent people standing in those roles at the moment," he said.

Given that the first New Deal ensured double-digit unemployment until the end of 1941, one would think competent economists would not support laws that restrict output, criminalize entrepreneurship, and keep unemployment levels in the stratosphere.

Watch it!" Through his eyes, I saw the films anew; some moves that I had thought merely competent became luminous when he said, "Watch it!" Raphael knew what really mattered; his wisdom lay easy on his skin.

It is natural to think that competent judgment about fiscal policy requires expert training in economics akin to a physician's training in medicine.

"There's a commitment where you get somebody that you think is competent that can work with you regarding players on your football team and making it happen.

To see Green's point, think of competent judges as demi-gods.