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Much later, when I was studying philosophy of science, I learned that experiments should arise from real dissatisfaction with existing knowledge.

She still hadn't given up hope of finding her dog alive.

She sued him over the theft of her money.

She shed a flood of tears when her beloved dog died in an accident.

I like watching planes take off.

She earned a reputation for being thoroughly versed in her field.

She felt that something was off with her car.

She wasn't ashamed of what she had said about her own conduct.

She was worried about being criticized for her performance.

She insists, to the bitter end, that she's right.

She won't admit she's wrong.

She won't admit that she's wrong.

She said she was a pianist, but that was a lie.

She said she'd be turning 20 next year.

She said the times were against us.

She grumbled that my salary was low.

She heard a dog barking off in the distance.

She praised me, saying my English had improved by leaps and bounds.

She could tell at a glance that her daughter had been crying.

She must have realized she had cancer.

We learned at school that the square root of 9 is 3.

"I'm innocent!" she shouted.

She declared that she was innocent.

She told me her mother is a doctor.

She shouted that she was safe.

She's full of herself about being beautiful.

She knows she looks great.

She declared that she was right.

She was extremely upset that she couldn't go.

She admitted that she was in the wrong.