Sentence examples for I think that instead from inspiring English sources

I think that, instead, the people protesting now were most likely the ones not protesting back then.

I think that instead of civility classes, which would isolate individuals, it is far better to spend our efforts on integrating nurses and doctors.

"I think that instead of being skeptical of Jackie," Erdely said in the report, "I became skeptical of UVA … What are they hiding and why are they acting this way?" The Columbia report concluded that the article's collapse was not the result of one person, but rather a systemic failure at every turn.

I think that instead the world of news will continue to bifurcate into the high/hard and the low/soft, and that BuzzFeed will remain the lowest and softest of the latter category.

I think that instead of the tech industry being co-opted by bureaucrats, and politicans, and I-bankers, and other Serious People … it will co-opt them, and skew the whole world into its giddy circus of nonstop fast-forward ever-accelerating crazy unpredictable ridiculousness, and its surprisingly subversive results.

Call me a crazed idealist, but I think that instead we need to convince consumers that they need to pay money because that's what supports the storytelling they want; and I fear the entertainment industries of the world will eventually find that what feels like hanging on tooth and nail actually means slowly gnawing their own limbs off.

And I thought that, instead of always coming down against __birth control, I could start a Vatican-sponsored Huggable Christian Babies Tumblr".

But I also think that, instead of it getting easier for girls, it's getting worse for boys.

I'd like to think that, instead of indicating a cooling of our passion for the stuff, declining sales actually show that the British population has finally worked out that homemade marmalade just tastes better.

I think that today, however, instead of moaning and cursing the gods of parcel delivery, I'll remember what my Welsh grandmother used to say: "It's the thought that counts.

Rather than the porcinity of the public, I think that incomprehension is proof instead of the symphony's enormous expressive richness and complexity.