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Example sentences for "thought you"

  • But before Mr. Caryll's cold half-bantering reduction of facts to their true values, he felt himself robbed of words.

  • That was the selfishness of his sorrow--the consideration of Sir Richard's death as it concerned himself.

  • She broke off suddenly, looking at him, her eyes a pair of gimlets now for penetration.

  • Of such inquiries, however, there were none.

  • Before his overwhelming sense of loss, Mr. Caryll had few thoughts to bestow upon the manner in which that loss had been sustained.

  • I thought you of sterner stuff, Justin," he said presently, and sighed, passing a long white hand across his bony brow.

  • I thought you desired me for a witness," Mr. Caryll reminded him.

  • No," said the other, "I thought you knew.

  • I thought you were, but you saluted like an Englishman.

  • I thought you were in Chili, Clay," he said.

  • I thought you knew I was going all the time.

  • So I thought you might be out here; and you are--it's rather wonderful!

  • When I first saw you I thought you weren't a bit like other people.

  • I thought you were at the Cameron dance with Josephine.

  • I thought you'd lived long enough, Fred, to learn that no woman trusts any man about any woman.

  • And I thought you'd sympathize because you were in love.

  • You seem to know more'n I thought you did.

  • I thought you was a green Rube, like the rest down here, but you're as sharp as they make 'em.

  • I thought you said--" "I know what I said.

  • It is as bright as day, but I thought you were in bed long ago.

  • I thought you'd sold it to the Weatherbys, Christopher.

  • Why, I thought you gave me my share when I married.

  • I'd thought you were a staid and sober-minded woman for your years, but it seems that you are of a bunch with all the others.

  • I thought you'd lIke to have him, perhaps, as a sort of keepsake.

  • I thought you told me that you bad not been going out much this season?

  • We thought you wouldn't be interested," said the Nilghai, shamefacedly.

  • I thought you"d only have to do it over again.

  • I shouldn't like you to think that I thought you wanted to kiss me," she said.

  • I thought you'd be glad to hear before you went off, that there are no squares broke between us.

  • I thought you a broken toy that had lasted its time; a worthless spangle that was tarnished, and thrown away.

  • I thought you laid a board on Snap and jumped on it," said Wesley.

  • Yes, I did," answered Elnora, "but I thought you were in earnest.

  • I thought you were on the ocean," she said.

  • I thought you'd get your fill in a hurry.

  • Why, I thought you would be ready; you are so late!

  • I thought you had a squaw working for you," she said in that soft, humorous voice of hers.

  • I thought you said he stood in with the Injuns," Weary spoke up from the ambling group, behind.

  • Thought you heard me say when I left that the Great Western had offered to get me Jean Douglas for leading lady," Luck put in, looking around distractedly for a place to deposit his armload of packages.

  • We have plenty of spare rooms, and I thought you'd want him near you.

  • I thought you might be able to get something in that direction," said the colonel with a smile.

  • I thought you might be able to wiggle out, knowing business men as you did.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thought you" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    being necessary; controversy between; erect position; faced gentleman; having learned; honest girl; much improved; noticed that; should need; thought about; thought and; thought best; thought fit; thought good; thought little; thought mebbe; thought myself; thought necessary; thought nothing; thought perhaps; thought struck; thought that; thought the; thought they; thought worthy; thoughtful voice