Sentence examples for thought current from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Ehrlich, of DTC Perspectives, said he thought current ads were too vague about risks.

Mr. Jenkins thought current students might lack a common cause, like the civil rights struggle, to draw them together.

He implicitly criticized Mr. Bush on Iraq, noting areas where he thought current policy was wanting: He said the most important anti-terror mission should be wiping out Al Qaeda; he argued for more American involvement in the rebuilding of Afghanistan; and he said his main hope for the inspections was that they would succeed in eliminating the need for armed conflict.

Another 22% thought current policies were about right but 27% thought they were too harsh.

She was asked by Bridget Phillipson, Houghton and Sunderland South MP, whether she thought current legislation allowed the police to deal with such matters "with the utmost seriousness".

So it's as though people who do news now act as thought current events are gender-neutral, and they're not.

When recessions begin, people generally think current conditions are good.

One interpretation is that investors don't think current prices are sustainable.

Populists are not against representation; they think current elites misrepresent the people.

Do you think current pop artists would benefit from a short spell in the marines?

I don't think current users of competing smartphone platforms will find it very welcoming".