Sentence examples for thought was rather from inspiring English sources

"With Paolo," she said, "clearly the thought was: rather than do something crafted and playful and all,  we would just have this photographer with amazing eyes and amazing ability to read what's in front of him".

"Which I thought was rather naked.

There was just something about my persona that people thought was rather alien".

My Lebanon book was a reaction against the prolixity of Damascus, which I thought was rather clotted.

I wrote five novels in 1960 which some of the critics thought was rather a lot, but that was the sneer of the impotent.

My family was horrified, which I thought was rather funny — that a not highly distinguished New York couple should disapprove of titled members of the French aristocracy".

The thought is rather appalling, but Mr Trillin makes it work for him: "You can say what you want to about my Uncle Benny, but he never made his living as a money lender".Although Mr Trillin graduated from Yale University (his father encouraged him to go east having read Owen Johnson's 1911 tale, "Stover at Yale"), he was brought up in Kansas City, Missouri.

The highlights of the past few weeks, if you can believe there were any are: A) My wife said I could shave her growing bush (of course she couldn't wait for me to do it and did it herself, but the thought of it was rather exciting).

"Our thought was that rather than having a billboard applied to the building, we should integrate the display right into the building," said Gregory Clement of Kohn Pedersen Fox, who with Kevin Kennon was the lead architect for the building.

"He was rather retrogressive in thought, wasn't he?" Sassoon said.

"Knowing what happens to people with motor neurone disease, an early thought was I'd rather not go the full term.