Sentence examples for thought that said from inspiring English sources

There was a school of thought that said paying the Klan any attention at all was only encouraging them.

Liddiment's predecessor Marcus Plantin had said no, reflecting a school of thought that said the £1m prize might be a bit OTT for British tastes.

Hopefully, Hannah will remember her old editor, David, who died in season three, and her college writing professor, Powell, who both thought that said she could hack it.

When a woman asked Mr. Burton what he thought about the much-reported fact that the main competition includes no female filmmakers and what he thought that said about the state of contemporary cinema, he responded that he didn't know what the selection process was (few do), so he couldn't address that.

"I never thought that," said Divola, pushing aside his empty coffee cup as Fauré's requiem played amid a smattering of Christmas music.

There is also a school of thought that says Dallas might make a move, but the contracts of Juwan Howard and Thomas are eons apart, making a trade difficult.

Secondly, while this isn't optimal for him, a foreclosure would be worse and I believe in the school of thought that says both parties in a divorce need to move on and thrive.

Every time a negative or critical thought pops into your head, dismiss it with a positive thought that says "Yes, but I am healthy/clever/capable, etc".

There is a school of thought that says judging great players by championships is unfair.

But then there is the Ukip school of thought, that says the UK should leave completely.

There is a line of thought that says this gap is too wide to be bridged.