Sentence examples for thought that almost from inspiring English sources

In a 2014 survey by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, only one in nine people in Britain thought that almost all climate scientists believe that rising temperatures are primarily caused by burning fossil fuels.

It had been thought that almost all the Stonehenge burials, many originally excavated almost a century ago, but discarded as unimportant, were of adult men.

The poll asked whether respondents thought that "almost all climate scientists agree that human behavior is mostly responsible for climate change".

Some socialists have thought that almost everything except personal items such as clothing should be public property; this is true, for example, of the society envisioned by the English humanist Sir Thomas More in his Utopia (1516).

Hill's sentences speak eloquently about being sentenced: "He thought that almost certainly the waiting would kill him by itself, but it didn't, and after a time he simply accepted that it never would but that he would die of something very ordinary, like old age".

"Although the majority of polyps are not cancerous, it is thought that almost all bowel cancers develop from polyps.

World Champion Bobby Fischer thought that was almost definitely so.

It's very difficult to recall precisely what I was thinking at the time, but I am pretty confident that I thought that was almost impossible.

I think that almost 99.99 percent think no.

"I think that almost all of them were behind me and that was nice to see".

"I think that almost necessitated an underwear change for most of the pit wall," he said.