Sentence examples for thought understood from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pink and Mr. Brown ticked off the movies and television shows that they thought understood the importance of locale: "Crimson Tide," "Lawrence of Arabia," "Lost," "Survivor," "Castaway," "Deliverance".

Alexievich designated the publication as the first volume of a literary cycle, Voices of Utopia, which was designed to depict life in the Soviet Union through what people "thought, understood, and remembered".

Until the day of the referendum, I was certain that my future lay in the EU, but now I share the same feelings of isolation as Kafka's Gregor, who was neglected and abandoned by the people he thought understood him most.

She added: "I always thought, understood that my vote was secret and these were clearly not secret votes".

There was a name for it, and a lot of other people who thought, understood and acted like I did.

While in the most influential European theories, knowledge has mainly been gained through reasoning, traditional Chinese thought understood this question in a much broader sense, namely as something which also (or primarily) stems from moral contents.

Jane thinks, understands, judges.

And they, I think, understand that.

He's a banker so I think understands more when I use that word.

Second, Barr argues that only human minds, with immaterial elements, can think, understand, and distinguish true from false.

And the family, I think, understand that.