Sentence examples for thought say from inspiring English sources

Once you have to make choices, the different schools of thought say not this choice but that one.

As luck would have it, one school of thought (say as little as possible) is led by the chancellor, Gordon Brown, and the other (sound as positive as possible) by Mr Mandelson, the very ministers supposed jointly to mastermind campaign strategy as overseers of the election committee at Millbank.

That means the ocean can sustain more of the leviathans than thought, say the authors, who argue that goals for whale recovery efforts should be set higher.

Multicultural feminists affirm much of what other schools of feminist thought say about women's status, but they fault them for not being fully attentive to the inseparability of structures and systems of gender, race, and class.

On a B-theory of time an event's being past, present or future is simply a relational matter; it is simply a matter of its occurring at a time which is earlier than, or simultaneous with, or later than some time which is taken as the reference point – the time at which I am having this thought, say.

My initial sophisticated thought: "Say what, now?" Although I was well aware that Jordan had absorbed some 590,000 Syrian refugees since 2011, I saw poverty at the Za'atari refugee camp, I heard tales of Syrian parents being solicited to sell their girls into slavery, and I touched the hands of children afraid to walk to school alone.

The thought said, But I know.

One school of thought said Sardinia.

Perish the thought – says JP Morgan.

– Just had a thought, said Ruby innocently.

One school of thought says equities are a great value.