Sentence examples for I think speak from inspiring English sources

I owe my soul to Shakespeare, to Spenser, and to Blake…and to the English language in which I think, speak and write…; my hatred tortures me with love, my love with hate.

Toward the end of his life, while he was writing some of his greatest poetry, Yeats wrote of this seeming paradox: I owe my soul to Shakespeare, to Spenser, and to Blake…and to the English language in which I think, speak and write…; my hatred tortures me with love, my love with hate.

If I feel like I have no ability to think, write, and communicate in private, I think, speak, and scribble differently.

I wanted to play the drums from the time I could even, I think, speak.

But Dworkin is not, I think, speaking to them.

Of the decision to withhold her bonus, he said, "She took responsibility for what transpired which I think speaks volumes".

"He's a fine man and a fine governor, and the record of Texas, I think, speaks for itself".

I think spoken word represents a primal and beautiful way to tell a story.

That, I think, speaks volumes about where we were and where we are".

"The fact that this miniretail explosion happened during the recession," Mr. Carden said, "I think speaks to the potential of this neighborhood".

The work he has done for Sarah Morris, I think speaks to this.