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Example sentences for "always thought"

I always thought a great deal of poor Edward, myself.

She'd always thought a lot of her daughter, too, but she said Luella needed her and her married daughter didn't.

I always thought he hurried it up because she wa'n't fit to teach.

We always thought of fairies as mysterious little beings living in hills.

We always thought of King Arthur as a great warrior.

Well, as a child, when he was a small child, I knew he ate with his left hand, and I always thought that he did things with his left hand.

I always thought of my father as St. Joseph.

But I always thought--oh, what a confounded angle.

Yes, I always thought so," he said merrily.

But I always thought he was so attentive to you, dear.

I always thought--" "You always thought what?

But I always thought, Mr Bagnall, that the Word of God and the ministers of God should have something to do with one another.

I always thought, that come what might, we should have had in our old age at least one loving soul which nothing could have changed.

I always thought, until his 'Reminiscences' appeared, that his sneers were partly jokes, but this now seems rather doubtful.

If Miss Bee were a real good girl, as I always thought her, she’d go away and get something herself just for her poor mamma’s sake, and leave you alone for a moment to get a little peace and rest.

I always thought so, but at least I’m not going to permit every decent bond to be broken through.

I always thought," said Mr. Hervey, "that Lady Delacour was a woman of great sensibility.

But I find you such as I always thought you, ingenuous, affectionate, innocent.

It's all right, mother; I always thought it was all right.

I always thought that she was straightforward.

It is what I should have expected from your generous nature, and it shows that what I always--always thought of you was true.

Your father and mother were very honest people, and I always thought it greatly to Mark Brand's credit that he adopted you.

Well, I've always thought a dashed lot of you, as you know.

I suppose I ought to call you Mr Mason, but I've always thought of you .

We must think together--as we've always thought.

Oh, my dear, I've always thought of her as a little girl.

I always thought that, if you had a chance, there'd be no telling where you'd end up.

I've worked hard all my life, and got where I am, and I've always thought I'd like to hand it on to you.

I refrained from asking any more questions at that time, but afterwards I always thought of the Railroad as spelled with a capital.

I always thought I had a proper amount of pride until I met you," says Mr. Desmond.

And I always thought it was only children who said their prayers to people, and not the grown-up ones.

Always thought it was a village, or something of that sort, you know," replies he, with a continuation of the suicidal merriment.

Ah, that is what I always thought," said I; "religious persons cannot be very happy.

But I always thought that it was to teach religious persons[#] a lesson of humility and voluntary poverty.

And that is one reason why I always thought, too, that I could never be holy.

I always thought, the holier you were, and the dirtier.

It is always thought a difficult problem to account for the pleasure received from the tears, and grief, and sympathy of tragedy, which would not be the case if all sympathy was agreeable.

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Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
always accompanied; always advisable; always been; always best; always called; always feel; always going; always kept; always like; always liked; always made; always represented; always right; always think; always thinking; always took; always well; animal spirits; feel himself; fine order; immediately began; more reason; said she; votive offerings; would consent; your feet