Sentence examples for thoughts would have from inspiring English sources

Just a few years ago, these thoughts would have been regarded as anti-Pakistani and deeply subversive.

Nious wrote that he had spent the day crying and thinking about what Guyard-Guillot's last thoughts would have been.

Or perhaps Queen Elizabeth's thoughts would have turned to women in her family who were unlucky in love and paid a price, like her sister, Margaret, or her daughter-in-law Diana.

One of my first thoughts would have been, "What happens if I become ill?" — and obviously, a serious illness of any of these miners could have been a death sentence.

Van Commenee's thoughts would have been expressed more forcibly to Chambers than in the summary he offers me for public consumption: "Dwain might do better if he not only runs fast but is also clear that he has broken with the past completely, especially with the people involved and advocates a strong anti-doping message.

Joseph Wright of Derby painted some 30 versions of Vesuvius, almost all after he returned to England, but wished his friend, the Derbyshire geologist John Whitehurst, had been with him in November 1774, for "his thoughts would have center'd in the bowels of the mountain, mine skimmed over the surface only; there was a very considerable eruption at the time, of which I am going to make a picture.

The thought would have absolutely horrified him.

Such a thought would have seemed fanciful a year ago.

That pause for thought would have fooled Lee Strasberg.

It's something that people have been talking about, and no one thought would have been breached two years ago.

Few who gave the matter much thought would have predicted so pedestrian a space conflict between the US and Russia.