Sentence examples for thought work from inspiring English sources

Asked when he thought work on a new home could begin, Mr. Reimann shrugged.

He thought work and reward should be linked, a Gallic heresy, and he worked hard.

Biographers, Woolf thought, work at "a lower level" assembling "authentic information" that might refresh the imagination of the novelist.

The British, French and German intelligence services soon let it be known they thought work had resumed; Israel's spies say it never stopped.

It is perhaps symptomatic of the low value placed on children and family life in general; another poll, last year, found that most Britons thought work, money and fun were all more important than having children.

Subjective unity is captured by the notion of "common sense" such that our faculties of sensation, memory, imagination, and thought work in harmony, while objective unity is captured by the notion of "recognition" such that it is the same object that is sensed, remembered, imagined, and thought.

"Nabucco" I thought worked well.

He thought working for Hershey would be fun.

What we thought worked last year didn't work this year.

How thought works on different levels.

"I think work is overrated," he replied.