Sentence examples for thought schools from inspiring English sources

A BBC survey published today showed this in action; 27% of people thought schools had improved; 48% thought recycling collection had improved; 34% thought parks and public spaces had improved.

Justine Kennedy, 32, an epidemiologist with a 13-month-old daughter, said she was leaning against it, even if she thought schools needed money.

Kate Agnew of the Children's Bookshop in Muswell Hill said she thought schools would "love" the book, if it did come off.

He added that he thought schools had a responsibility to teach the role of religion and moral behavior in history and civics classes.

I thought schools had stopped being cautious over straightforward childhood pleasures such as throwing snow, kicking up leaves and splashing in puddles.

A survey of more than 7,000 members found that almost two-thirds thought schools were increasingly likely to opt for hiring less expensive, unqualified staff.

"They thought school was nothing.

I thought school wasn't for me.

But to this day I distrust anybody who thought school was a good time.

I wanted to make my art for a living and thought school might improve my chances.

Of those parents who thought school closure was appropriate, the main reason cited was to "protect the community"; of parents who thought the school closures were not appropriate, the main reason cited was "swine flu illness is mild" (Table 3).