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If anyone thinks too much about personal things and less about the team that would be the most serious error anybody could commit.

For me, the perfect romantic suspense hero has got to be tough on the outside but tender at his core. A take-charge kind of guy who has his own inner strength and a strong sense of right and wrong - which might not dovetail with the conventional wisdom. I mean, he might bend the law if he thinks the ends justify the means.

I don't think that McMahon thinks very much about the fact that J.R and I have been successful. I don't think that McMahon thinks the wrestling announcers really have that much to contribute the show.

I don't think it's as bad as everybody thinks it is. They haven't packed it in. That's a good sign.

I don't think it's going to be as tough as everyone thinks it's going to be as far as the atmosphere.

I don't trust a person who opposes Marijuana because I know one thing about him that he doesn't know about himself and that is, he doesn't question what he thinks and believes therefore always remaining dangerously ignorant!

If a musician wants to be an actor, everyone thinks that's pretty cool. But if an actor wants to play a song, even if they've been doing it for 40 years, that's bad news.

If a guy thinks every time he drops a ball you're going to drop him out of the lineup, it's very hard for him to gain confidence,

I had to take this game on my shoulders. The last few games that we were right there, I didn't produce down the last five minutes. I had to be a little more aggressive and luckily thinks worked out well.

Casey knows the outfit and the leadership and he thinks of it very highly, as he should,

I am very reluctant to see internal stuff revealed except where there is some clear public reason for doing so, ... No one seriously thinks that Roberts is a raving lunatic, and as a pragmatic matter he is simply not going to be defeated. So neither on public nor partisan grounds do I think that my presumption of confidentiality is overcome.

I do not want to occupy this position if someone else thinks he could do better. If there is a buyer, I will sell the club.

I don't care what he said, if a judge thinks you are guilty, he will find you guilty.

I don't know of any performer that's worked for MGM or any other major studios who thinks he has, in some way, some right to ownership of films he's done.

Chris is never happy with his performances. He's a perfectionist, and he always sees something he thinks he could have done better. He hit every note, and I think his performance was perfect. But, I'm his mom.

China in particular is an absolutely fascinating place to be. Culturally and politically and economically it's becoming more and more relevant. If you look at how China is perceived in different parts of the world, you can recognize it's very dynamic. It's also challenging what it thinks of itself.

I have a girlfriend and she hasn't minded, ... She thinks it's funny I have to sing about that stuff.

I have a lot of respect for what Tom thinks and what he says. I don't really have any problem with what he said.

To every woman out there who thinks that they might like to get involved in politics or stand for parliament, I say go for it. If I can do it, so can you.

We feel like a team that can get it going at any time. We're not going to get jumpy. You don't want to have a bad series, but we always think we're going to score on the next one. And I know the defense thinks the same way.

When he thinks he's going to beat a guy, he doesn't go all out. That's how he is, and you can't do that.

What we've learned was: You're more likely to win at the Supreme Court if you've done your homework, if you have victories in state courts. He (Gilbert) thinks he knows better and that we have somehow sold out, and I find that quite offensive.

I have a lot of players with a lot of potential. My team is getting better and better, but I prefer a team to a collection of stars. As a manager, you can never depend on one player. If he is injured, sick or thinks 'today I won't work' then you will lose.

I always feel confident running the two-minute drill. It's a time for the offense to shine. The defense sits back and relaxes and they're tired. I just progress through my reads and take what the defense gives me. Last week I didn't force it. In the two-minute, everybody thinks you have to throw it deep, but you really have to take what they give you and dump it down and get your yards and work the ball down the field.

I agreed with everything he was saying when he ran for president. I was listening to what he said. I go, this guy thinks like me and I agree with him. Now he's changing. All he keeps saying is millionaires and billionaires don't pay their fair share of taxes.

I agree with Tom, sure. I'm not really losing too much sleep over it. It doesn't really matter what anybody else thinks about our team.

Hussy is a much smarter fighter, ... He knows where he went wrong and when I offered him this rematch, his confidence was unbelievable. He really thinks he can win and when you have got that confidence he can do it, especially when he has got that ability.

Hussy is a much smarter fighter. He knows where he went wrong and when I offered him this rematch, his confidence was unbelievable. He really thinks he can win and when you have got that confidence he can do it, especially when he has got that ability.

He views it as a great opportunity. He thinks they are a couple pieces away from being a dynamic team.

He wants to hear what everyone thinks and wants and he wants to do what is best for everyone of all ages.

He wants us to win. I'm sure he doesn't want to throw the picks. But in a competitive situation, his juices (are) flowing, and he thinks he can make some throws. Sometimes he hasn't. Sometimes he has.

He just thinks about baseball. He said he doesn't go out. He just wants to go to the ballpark.

He cares for people, and they pick up on that. And he always does what he thinks is the right thing to do.

He was happier on that side and as a result, he was exceptional in practice (Wednesday). He likes the left a lot more because he thinks it helps his confidence and speed.

He was in a troubled time of his life, and regular therapy wasn't working. So there was this spiritual psychiatrist that I took him to, and afterwards I said, 'Can I ask her? Can I talk to her?' So I said to her, 'Well, what do you think?' She said, 'Well, you know, he thinks he's an alien,'

He was one of my favorite teammates. He worked me like crazy in practice. I'm still trying to figure out the other part of him. It's not about the money with him. But it's the only way he thinks he can talk to the organization, by saying things about the quarterback.

He can say exactly what he thinks of the job I've done. It's a million per cent not a problem for me.

He did articulate that he thinks one should look at the Constitution as the document is set and try to interpret from that document, not trying to bring in things or seeing it as a living document,

He was clearly frustrated. Ronnie thinks if we lose, we would have won the game if he had the ball every time. The offense bogs down at times, but it's still a great offense. He held the ball a lot of times. Nothing frustrated me more than him not rebounding, but I didn't go out in the public and say anything.

If the driver thinks that Roush Racing is exactly the same as four other deals in the garage, and 'I just need to go get the high bidder,' that's probably not the right driver for us.

If Tiger Woods calls you up on the phone and asks you to help him, ... you've got to think he thinks you know something.

If that's what the union thinks is in their best interest . . . then that's something we should support.

if the Brazilian government thinks it's in their interests (to fingerprint and photograph Americans), so be it.

He has a passion to play the game. He didn't want to come out. He thinks Priest is still sitting on the bench. He's a tough, tough guy. He's been around football all of his life, so he understands all the concepts.

He has breakfast with members of Congress all the time. Senator Lieberman just returned from Iraq and he had some interesting observations. And he's been very outspoken about what he's seen and the progress that he thinks is being made there.

He honestly thinks we can win 60 ballgames.

He hurt his meniscus during football and he said he thinks it's the same thing. I thought we were in trouble. He's an awfully good player.

He is a very ambitious man, he thinks he has a role to play in the future of the country.

He is doing what he thinks is best. If that means we play a side or in a way that not many people agree with, then we have got to put that aside, move on and hopefully win the game.

He is a ridiculous character as well. He thinks he?s way cooler and more fascinating than he really is.

He's had confidence before and he's had success before. It's in the package. That's what it is all about, for individual players to realize that who they are is good enough. Most of the problems are caused when a player thinks he has to do more or be radically different than what his talents are in order to succeed. In most cases, that's not the case. They just need to be themselves and trust that.

If someone thinks the law and the reforms can be stopped by eliminating me, then that is a huge delusion,

If someone thinks we're going to dominate the game, well, no one has for a long time against them. What we've got to do is try to knock a ball loose, or tip a ball, or just make some plays.

He says he doesn't remember the accident itself and the doctors say that is normal for a person who sustained the type of injuries he did. He has seen the stories that have appeared in The Cullman Times and we're saving them for him. He thinks he's famous now.

He's comfortable - that's the main thing. J.P. will be there eventually, but right now Kelly is. He's a comfortable guy in there. He's a confident leader, a natural leader. . . . He'll tell you what he thinks on the field and then off the field he's a good friend to all these guys. So he's really well liked in the locker room, and that goes a long way.

He's your dream candidate for president of the United States, ... He's a moral man, an intellectual. He thinks through issues, he struggles. He shows the complexity of decision-making in the White House.

He has his mind made up and he's making a great decision before he even makes his drop. He thinks very, very brightly.

He has lost his (expletive) mind if he thinks I'm going to let him walk off into the sunset with my (expletive) money.

He has become president precisely because he is a weak leader and no one thinks he would be a long term threat to them.

He was very out front that pitching and defense is something he thinks is the best way to build a team, and something he's going to focus on having been a catcher, ... We were looking for fresh ideas, a fresh approach, someone that would be in concert with some of our philosophies. Joe became a primary, primary candidate very quickly.

His success is all to him. It's all a matter of how he thinks each night and how he prepares for each game.

His three-point shot isn't as good as he thinks it is.

Going in, I knew we had to win this game. Now I can look at it a little more politically. But everyone in this region thinks they can win on the road. The teams are too good.

He respects both guys. He thinks both are really good guys. He's worked well with both of them.

His sentence expires Nov. 7 and he thinks he will die before then if he is not released from isolation.

He's got that typical Jersey mentality. People may think he's a little obnoxious, but that's how he is. He's going to tell you what he thinks and that's a good thing. He'll tell me what he thinks and I'll tell him right back.

He's having too good a time. What Giants fan ever thinks he's going to get half of the Giants?

He's here to make art history and the fact is that no one before him has done these projects to this scale; he thinks big so he wants to act big and as he's gotten bigger he's gotten to live his dreams out.

He's got over 800 now. so if he continues his average of more than 20 points a game, he could do it. He's a great shooter that really has a quick shot. He has the green light to shoot whenever he thinks he can make it.

He's a little bit like Wheeler in terms of, he's premeditated. He kind of thinks things out, visualizes it.

He's a lot better than he thinks he is.

He said he just thinks it's a freak thing where it was healed up, his quad was strong, he had great rehab and was ready to play. And then he fell on it and it just ruptured again.

He said he saw film on me, and he definitely thinks I can come in and help, especially on special teams.

He said it bothered him a little bit in San Francisco and then he felt it in his next start. (Trainer Jeff Cooper) thinks he?ll be fine to pitch again this season, but we aren?t sure when.

He said it's a bad draw and he thinks we have our hands full. I don't know a lot about them and we'll have to do some study. They're an excellent team.

Hopefully, we can enjoy it out there and come back ready for the next game. I know it's a break and the manager thinks we need it, so we have to go. I think the lads are a bit disappointed because we just want to stay and play games. It might be sunny and warm but we won't be playing any games and that's what we want.

He's been feeling this for years, and he doesn't feel it anymore, so he's ecstatic about the surgery because he knows that he's beyond that. He wants to go out and throw right now. That's how good he feels, he thinks he can go out and do stuff.

He's been like that the last few games. I like when he's a bit more aggressive. A part of it is he tries to conserve energy when he thinks he has to and gets other guys going.

He's been very supportive of (Valentine's) candidacy. He thinks she's the best candidate to accomplish the kinds of things he wants to accomplish.

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Whatever one thinks of President George W. Bush and his unilateralist crew, most of the people laughing at us do not think we are evil. What they think is that we are naive and incompetent.

Whatever one thinks of Twitter, the Friday Reads hashtag is kind of a cool tradition.

Whatever Robbie's intention, his legal action has created the impression he thinks it is shameful to be gay.

Whatever (Town Administrator William Keegan) thinks is right,

This wasn't close, I mean, I can't imagine anyone here thinks it was close.

He loves his wife so much that he thinks he is doing something to protect and save her, ... But what he's really doing is he's getting addicted to power. The more power he gets the more he wants and then once you do that, there's nothing left because you're willing to sacrifice everything. At the end of the day, Anakin sacrifices his family. He does fulfill his destiny after another 25 years and lets his son live and basically dies redeeming himself. But he goes through a lot of s--- and causes a lot of pain to people for a long time.

He looks at the law and he sees what he wants to see, and he prosecutes what he thinks ought to be prosecuted, rather than what it is.

He does better when there's better competition. That hard work pays off. I think he thinks about shot put 20 hours a day.

He gets a cradle in that situation a lot. The other kid has a leg and thinks he's in good shape, then all of sudden he's on his back.

He doesn't think he should be on supervision. He thinks he's too good for it.

He drives the meetings and asks tough questions. He likes dissent. He likes debate. He thinks it's very healthy, very constructive for the process.

There is no guarantee that there will be buyers, but the point is that the market thinks and hopes that they will and that's just the sort of bullish spin, even if it is against the actual fact.

There is nobody on either side of the aisle that thinks there was anything even possible that Sandy could have done deliberately here,

He is just out there throwing. He's just not pitching. He thinks throwing harder is better. It's not. He has to get back to pitching and locating his pitches. You just can't just stand out there throw fastballs by people.

We try to keep the game close until the end, and then we try to get our points. We've been finishing games really well. Everybody thinks we can win; we have to go out and get it.

He never asked us. If he had asked the question, we probably would have been able to answer him. But we were so involved in 2006, 2007 that we didn't think it was that important to conclude something for 2007 in 2005. Frankly, if really he thinks that, then it's a pity he didn't discuss it with us. He never asked me the question 'Are you going to be there in 2007 or 08?' because I would have answered yes.

He'll never change. He thinks he's invincible. I feel sorry for his girlfriend because he will always stray.

He'll tell it like it is. If he thinks something is not right, he'll holler about it. I'd be hollering at everybody, too.

He made it very clear, literally in the first five minutes he talked in admissions today, that he thinks all of this is a delicate balance and that we have that balance about right,

He doesn't highlight the things he thinks is fact and the things he thinks is fiction, so the reader hasn't any way of knowing.