Sentence examples for I think indicates from inspiring English sources

I don't see it...This, I think, indicates the scope of the task for macroeconomics that lies ahead.

It's an extraordinary declaration, asserting that the unknown need not be turned into the known through false divination, or the projection of grim political or ideological narratives; it's a celebration of darkness, willing — as that "I think" indicates — to be uncertain even about its own assertion.

"That you think you could disagree with a legal policy of the military, and that would allow you to in any way inhibit their ability to come to your campus, I think indicates some of the dangers of being in the rarefied atmosphere of the academy".

"I pointed to some very clear statements by Mr Abbott which I think indicated his attitudes to Australians and to Australian women in particular," she said.

This, you might think, indicates a certain lack of imagination on the part of the popular Australian singer.

The largest group by far – 43% – preferred the option "I don't really know what to think", indicating, apparently, not a state of angst, but a contented lack of concern with the question.

They pointed to several recent letters from Commissioner Gary Pierce that they think indicate he might support APS' efforts to change the net metering policy.

I think this indicates the enormity of the issue and how difficult it is".

I think that indicates the sort of lingering prejudices and stereotypes around public education.

I think it indicates that you have empathy for the problem".

"I think that indicates the power of the book as a symbol or icon," Ms. Mullins said.