Sentence examples for I think well of from inspiring English sources

"I think, well, of course it's doable.

"I think well of Ben, Mr. Shargell said yesterday.

There are other Republicans I think well of who are still in office.

"Often, when I show them something new, they'll say, 'Oh, I didn't know you could do that!' And I think, Well, of course you didn't, because you don't come to my studio and I don't come to you".

A tangle of guilt and ambivalence, which amounts to embarrassment, accompanies that silent correction, especially if the mistake has been made by someone I think well of (yes, it's okay to end a sentence with a preposition).

Each week I thought: Well, of course these pretty, witty girls are alone and bitter.

I mean, I can remember my first job in my early 20s, my very first job, and I thought, well, of course we're always going to be friends.

And then there it was, in "To be, or not to be": "Who would fardels bear, to grunt and sweat under a weary life?" And I thought, Well of course.

I had a sort of breakthrough with the novel, where I thought, Well, of course you are going to have to proceed by your same old values (what else do you have, after all?) — but maybe you can expand your use of them in some creative way.

After that, I thought, "Well, of course every little town needs a mezcal and bourbon bar, so why not?" The famous Boon Brussels, which helped put Boon Eat + Drink on the map.

When I see that I think well that's not my way of treating people.