Sentence examples for I think suggests from inspiring English sources

There are lots more questions in the queue, which I think suggests how interested people are in this problem.

The announcement made essentially no impact on the futures market, which I think suggests that investors were already collectively expecting an Obama victory.

Mr. Kolirin, I think, suggests that this longing is for something the poet Marcia Falk calls the "Eternal wellspring of peace".

The most bewildering moment, I guess, was when the man with the foot problem, now revealed as a psychoanalyst (I think), suggests to the bedridden girl what she might do with her finger.

What has emerged, I think, suggests without much doubt that migration played only a secondary role alongside developments such as massive population increase — the product of better agriculture so that food increased hugely in availability — and slow evolutions in social and political structure.

Well, that may not be exactly true, however the Just Not Sorry app highlights mentions of "I think" suggesting that they undermine your message.

Other times I like to have music because it sets me in that world and I have this sort of little Ruby Redfort soundtrack that I listen to of all my songs that I think suggest thrillers, that kind of slightly creepy sound or music that I think she might like or listen to.

Arrington (jokingly, I think) suggested that must mean he's down on the New York scene, but Wilson replied, "No no no … If you want me to sit here and pimp our portfolio all day long, I can".

I think this suggests that Bayern do not have all the players they need to apply tiki-takka Barça style.

And trivial as the model is, I think it suggests just how important it is that the ECB find some way to escape its stable-price shackles.

"I think it suggests a bit of a contradiction talking about how his campaign is going to be not associated with people like that," Mr. McCain said.