Sentence examples for thought very much of from inspiring English sources

McBurney had come to see The Wandering Jew at the National, in which Rylance was performing, and "hadn't thought very much of it", Rylance recalls.

The Najaf religious leadership never thought very much of Ayatollah Khomeini's innovation of exclusive clerical rule, and Sistani has told Khomeini's successors not to meddle in Iraqi affairs.

"I do not think very much of them.

But I don't think very much of this will change how health care really works.

So will Columbia, although most Ivy prognosticators do not think very much of the Lions this year.

I feel the same way about this critique that I do when it comes from Republicans — which is to say I don't think very much of it.

She obviously doesn't think very much of people if she thinks they're going to start rioting in the street".

"To know Steve Cohen is to know that he really does not think very much of African-Americans," Mr. Herenton said in a recent radio interview on KWAM.

NEW DELHI — Parth Vaishnav can't wait to graduate, but he doesn't think very much of the bachelor's degree he will receive from the University of Mumbai next summer.

As he was crossing the street, a blue compact car slowed, and the driver rolled down his window and let Mr. Bruno know in rather crass terms that he did not think very much of him.

And your message to the colleagues that are joining you and who you have to get their best possible performance from is, I don't think very much of you.