Sentence examples for thought something that from inspiring English sources

But then I thought something that was real life was TV – I probably just assume everything is.

The clue is when Harriet Walter's character takes him into the library – I thought something that could keep him close to Alex would be going into education, that he could find himself there.

He told the Pollard review: The idea of an ex-chairman of the Conservative party phoning up about a programme which was going to be about senior Thatcher-era Conservatives was, I thought, something that could be taken very much amiss.

"I thought: 'Something that gets tangles out?

"I never thought something that incredible would ever happen in my lifetime," he said.

In another contemporary department — I think this is the one where mothers can be entertained while their daughters shop — an electric-blue Elie Tahari jacket ($648) with a swirl of steel buttons was very '80s, I thought, something that Prince might have worn during his "Purple Rain" days, if they were "Electric Blue Rain" days.

There is some kind of evil woven into the fibre of the pages, I think, something that has broken me.

But you'd think something that is so inevitable would fly off the shelves.

I think something that's missing a breakdown of Tweets from blogs by topic.

I think something that Colgate has taught us well is how to deal with assumptions.

And I think something that I didn't talk about now, but maybe later, learning is also costly.