Sentence examples for thought suggested from inspiring English sources

The locks, Powell thought, suggested ­premeditation.

The level of brutality, Wroblewski thought, suggested that the perpetrator, or perpetrators, had a deep grievance against Janiszewski.

This, Powell thought, "suggested old-fashioned French bourgeois life rather than the modes of today's lower income brackets".

He said he had been transferred recently to a villa on the compound of the Evin prison, a sign of leniency that he thought suggested his release was imminent.

"I think what surprised them was that I was saying a lot of things they thought suggested they had not kept watch in the way that they should have," she said.

Dr. Fernand Lamaze, the Frenchman who developed the class's "he-he-he" breathing and relaxation techniques in the 1950's, referred to the mother's birthing coach as a monitrice -- a word whose feminine suffix, I thought, suggested he did not have the father in mind.

The conclusion Lieberman drew from his study — that the basal ganglia, which in animals regulate motor skills, are also crucial for controlling human speech and thought — suggests how such an accident might have occurred.

The researchers also said that the specimen had several layers of fibers to control its wings, rather than one as previously thought, suggesting that "it had more stability and control over its flying than flying animals such as bats".

That's a couple of million years earlier than Darwin had previously thought, suggesting that these ancient blooms had longer to evolve than he suspected.

OO West Antarctica Might Melt Far Faster than once thought, suggest new studies on the physics of ice melt, and this could rise seas by over 6 feet by 2100, flooding many coastal cities, says climate scientist Michael Mann.

One of the Red Planet's most mysterious landforms is probably 2 billion years older than has been thought, suggesting it may have had a volcanic origin, a new crater count finds.