Sentence examples for thought referring from inspiring English sources

"This is so powerful!, I thought," referring to the social aspect of the Italian coffee bar.

"Maybe we can get more data points," he thought, referring to such information as liquidity requirements for co-ops.

Less compatibility was perceived among NAs, as they thought referring patients to the test required further contact with them, and they somehow seemed to lack the confidence to discuss lifestyle issues.

He insists on the dialogical nature of thought, referring to Socrates' way of keeping the discussion going: "The leader of Plato's dialogues, Socrates, is always asking questions and stirring up discussion, never concluding, never satisfying".[39] Judgment has to determine the most convincing position, or at least to determine the strengths and weaknesses of each position.

On Saturday, he tweeted, "I love how Candace Owens thinks," referring to the black YouTube propagandist who regularly admonishes Black Lives Matter.

In this excerpt a physician describes a complex case and ends his description by saying he will be 'guided by what you think', referring to the interdisciplinary team.

Dr. Jerome Groopman, a professor of medicine at Harvard and the author of How Doctors Think, refers to the phenomenon as "medicated, not educated".

Most (90%) thought the referring physician gave a good-to-excellent explanation about the reason for the referral (Table 3).

This gave me feelings of guilt and was a violation of my principles, but I thought that referring this woman was something I had to do'.

It has always troubled me that rape statistics refer to or are thought to refer to sexual crimes committed against women by men.

I'd never even thought to refer to him by any other name!