Sentence examples for thought conducts from inspiring English sources

That honesty is the best policy, may be a good general rule, but is liable to many exceptions; and he, it may perhaps be thought, conducts himself with most wisdom, who observes the general rule, and takes advantage of all the exceptions".

They are based on the assumption that nationalism is a thing of the past, and that people around the world think, conduct business and share the same values as the Western elites.

"[The programme] allowed viewers to make their own minds up as to whether or not they thought the conduct shown fell short of public expectations for MPs' conduct.

"The jury thought their conduct was so reprehensible that it should be punished with this judgment".

Her parent's neighbors advised her that they thought her conduct unseemly..

Have you thought about conducting tests using different medications (maybe an alpha 2A agonist) and seeing the effect on timing?

But Martha Stewart didn't make false statements to a federal agency because she thought her conduct in the sale was blameless.

"It was moving because we had 16- to 19-year-olds, gifted musicians nominated by junior conservatoires, who hadn't even thought about conducting before," Brown says.

He said: "I thought the conduct throughout the stadium, from all of the fans, was exemplary.

We can safely say that, as a utilitarian, Mill thought human conduct should promote the happiness or welfare of those affected.

"I thought his conduct was perfectly appropriate," he even declared at one point.