Examples of using "Stesse" in a sentence and their english translations:
It seemed that he was fine.
They have the same habits.
They shared feelings.
Although it was raining, I went out.
Things stayed the same.
At first, he seemed fine.
I think he was speaking Latin.
- I hope Tom was just joking.
- I hope that Tom was just joking.
I hope Mary was just joking.
He will regret his own words.
- I thought Tom was exaggerating.
- I thought that Tom was exaggerating.
- I thought Tom was joking.
- I thought that Tom was joking.
- I thought Tom was asleep.
- I thought that Tom was asleep.
I hope Tom was kidding.
We like the same things.
- I thought Tom wasn't coming.
- I thought that Tom wasn't coming.
I thought he was joking.
She looked like she was sleeping.
- She thought that she was dying.
- He thought he was dying.
- She thought she was dying.
- It seemed that he was fine.
- He looked like he was fine.
- He looked like he was OK.
These things always remain the same.
Do it yourselves.
- I thought Tom was lying, too.
- I thought that Tom was lying, too.
I wanted to believe Tom was lying.
- I thought that Tom was going to kill me.
- I thought Tom was going to kill me.
- I don't think Tom was lying.
- I don't think that Tom was lying.
- I think Tom was hiding something.
- I think that Tom was hiding something.
- I think Tom was lying to me.
- I think that Tom was lying to me.
What if he's telling the truth?
- I didn't think Tom was joking.
- I didn't think that Tom was joking.
- I thought Tom was going to hit me.
- I thought that Tom was going to hit me.
- It looked like Tom was getting ready to leave.
- Tom looked like he was ready to leave.
"Women, true to selves? "
the danger of words themselves,
Can't see what she's doing.
They share their same beliefs.
The photographs are the same.
I thought she was joking.
Tom appeared to be crying.
- Tom seemed fine.
- Tom seemed OK.
The chances are even.
It seemed that he was sick.
I knew what she was thinking.
I don't know what was going on.
- I suspected Tom was lying.
- I suspected that Tom was lying.
- I think Tom was exaggerating.
- I think that Tom was exaggerating.
I asked Tom how he was.
- She seemed to be enjoying herself.
- He looked like he was having fun.
- He looked like he was going to cry.
- He looked like he was about to cry.
He thought he was going to win.
- They are all the same.
- They're all the same.
They have the same habits.
They blamed themselves.
- I didn't know that someone was following me.
- I didn't know that somebody was following me.
- I didn't know someone was following me.
- I think Tom was speaking French.
- I think that Tom was speaking French.
- Tom was afraid Mary was going to die.
- Tom was afraid that Mary was going to die.
- I thought Tom was having a party.
- I thought that Tom was having a party.
- I had no idea Tom was coming.
- I had no idea that Tom was coming.
Tom didn't think he was violating any laws.
- I had no idea Tom was lying.
- I had no idea that Tom was lying.
- I suspected Tom was hiding something from me.
- I suspected that Tom was hiding something from me.
if it were travelling in that direction?
we may have access to some of the very same medicines
in order to advantage themselves and us,
I mean, these guys knew what they were doing.
to want the same things at work,
are note for note the same.
who did the same but…
She was sure the man was telling a lie.
They share their same beliefs.
Those are his very words.
Tom looked like he was having a good time.
They're the same.
Tom always asks the same questions.
- Tom thought Mary was asleep.
- Tom thought that Mary was asleep.
Tom wanted Mary to be quiet.
I thought that Tom was going to kill me.
- Tom thought Mary was exaggerating.
- Tom thought that Mary was exaggerating.
We're the same.
We hate ourselves.
- Tom thought Mary was kidding.
- Tom thought that Mary was kidding.
Tom thought Mary was lying.
- I wonder if Tom was lying.
- I wonder whether Tom was lying.
- I wonder whether or not Tom was lying.
- I wonder whether Tom was lying or not.
I asked what Tom was reading.
What if Tom is wrong?
I wasn't aware that Tom was sick.
I don't know what Tom was reading.
- Tom suspected that Mary was lying.
- Tom suspected Mary was lying.
I didn't know what Tom was cooking.
Tom seemed to be looking for someone.
- I didn't know that she was ill.
- I didn't know she was ill.
- It's possible Tom was lying.
- It's possible that Tom was lying.
Tom seemed fine to me.
I didn't know where Tom was going.
I didn't know that Tom was lying.
I didn't know what Tom was doing.