Sentence examples for thought events from inspiring English sources

I've always thought events that proved significant in the past are about something much more fluid than dates and historical actors, conditions and consequences.

For, as he thought events had demonstrated amply, that idealism was but a more sophisticated form of traditional metaphysics, and had indeed led to the same naturalism.

"People are getting their confidence back slowly, and I think events like this will help people," he said.

While he thinks events like the Durban talks matter a lot, he says they are not the only place to make progress.

"We think events are an important part of the startup ecosystem," Kaufman says.

"I think events like this make us remember the sacrifice those young lads made during the raid", said 66-year-old well-wisher Roy Taylor.

Paul Lambert, himself preparing for his English Premier League debut managing Norwich City, thinks events on and off the pitch last season means Celtic are stronger than 12 months ago.

The reason is all to do with how bronze and silver medallists differ in the way they think events could have turned out – what psychologists call "counterfactual thinking".

But I think events will outrun them.

You almost think events like this can't happen.

Think events for three different nights and three days across the city in late March.