Sentence examples for thought not because from inspiring English sources

We thought not, because of the on-going carnage in the bar, and we said so. "Oh no.

I took this news a little harder than I thought, not because I was personally especially close to this man, but because I could not bare the thought of how his wife or daughter felt.

You are the person you are because of the sum of everything you have done, felt and thought; not because someone named you something.

'Only naturally,' he responds, having given it considerable thought, 'Not because of what other people said.

Many philosophers such as Hirsch and Wiggins think not because, they claim you cannot count red things; but others think that we can count red things, although the only two possible correct answers are 'zero' and 'infinity'infinity

I think not, because we were clean still back then.

We think not, because the search was otherwise reasonable, as previously concluded.

He addresses race extensively in his new show, but because he wants to, I think, not because he has to.

Maybe I'm biased because it is written by my daughter, but I think not, because it's really well written and a delightful read.

Mr Persaud thinks not, because they are long-term investors and the longer an investor holds a bond, the higher the chance that it will default.

Blackman thinks not, because Russell group universities start with such a big advantage – they get to pick their students from the top school-leavers.