Sentence examples for thought high from inspiring English sources
The phrase "thought high" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a positive or elevated opinion about something, but it is not a standard expression. Example: "She always thought high of her colleagues, believing they could achieve great things together."
Even the director,Cecil B. DeMille, said hehad thought "High Noon"or "The Quiet Man" wouldwin.
Odd couple We thought high street/designer collaborations had nowhere else to go.
The leaders of the oily trio may have thought high oil prices were an adequate substitute for good governance.
Yeah, I thought, high school is going to be awesome - like the books I read but actually real!
"I thought high school was about finding what you liked to do," said Kendall Eatman, an Englewood mother of six who was president of the Dwight Morrow student body before graduating in 1978.
Andreas Murray, the president of Snowcrash, said he thought high technologies like L.E.D. display, which are now inexpensive, and young consumers' comfort with computers would help shift the design of homes from traditional furniture to mood-responsive atmospheres for work or play: a kind of functional fun.
And only 29percentt of people thought high-income people would benefit most from Mr. Bush's proposal to speed up and make permanent the previously enacted tax cuts.
Martin Fridson, the chief executive of FridsonVision and a veteran high-yield market analyst, said he thought high-yield investors were likely to lose money in 2013, as declines in prices offset the interest income realized from the bonds.
Whatever you thought you were capable of, he thought higher.
He thought higher education would be his way out of poverty.
"You'd have thought higher education would be a progressive environment, but it really isn't.
