Sentence examples for thought not so from inspiring English sources

And I blushed again, and thought: not so long ago, I would have agreed instinctively that for all its faults, Britain essentially enjoyed a political system based on rules and decency.

"About a year ago," he said at Ohio State University, "when things weren't going so well, my campaign was struggling to get off the ground, somebody who thought not so well of my effort called a radio station and said, 'Aw, that John Kerry, he's not going to be president of the United States till the Red Sox win a World Series.' "Well?

And while the male portion of the population discovered it was almost as accurate as Beckham, the female part of the bargain lay back and thought not so much of England as of the finest example of English manhood since Cary Grant.

WASHINGTON - REPUBLICANS don't want to talk about it, but the question is already an awful thought not so far back in their minds: What happens to the G.O.P. if President Bush loses on Nov. 2?

Both genius and madness, Huxley hinted, lay in these extreme states of mind — a thought not so different from those expressed by De Quincey, Coleridge, and Baudelaire in relation to their own ambiguous experiences with opium and hashish (and explored at length in Moreau's 1845 book "Hashish and Mental Illness").

I know you might think: "Not so fast.

Again, I think not so much.

I don't think so, not so far.

They think they are not so good.

I don't think so – not going to happen".

"I don't think so, not without us.