Sentence examples for thought opening from inspiring English sources

"I've always thought opening suited my game better," he said.

He thought opening society's eyes to the crime was an important step to stop the war.

"I love ramen a lot, and ramen restaurants are always featured in magazines and on television in Japan, so I thought opening a ramen shop with robots would have a huge impact on promoting our business".

But when Joseph Ketner, the director of the Brandeis museum, heard about the boxes from Mr. Antonakos, he thought opening them would be a perfect salute to the year 2000.

It is thought opening the roof reduces the crowd noise but Lancaster has nonetheless had his players training in front of loud speakers on Wednesday, a move designed to mimic the raucous atmosphere at the stadium.

I thought opening my data would be like looking in a mirror, maybe a dressing room mirror under lighting that makes you think you should start taking many vitamins.

"I think opening a brand new school from scratch gives you a chance to be more innovative with your model.

Instead it provokes us to think, opening up rather than closing down possibilities.

I think opening the retail sector will benefit us, the consumers, because we will be able to get our daily stuff at a cheaper price.

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So I think opening up and seeing the massacre of so many innocent children, it's changed.