Sentence examples for One might think there from inspiring English sources

One might think there would be time to plan a few more original goal celebrations as well.

One might think there is no category of product that Karim Rashid hasn't been asked to redesign or rethink.

In light of the dire career consequences of putting an officer on the Brady list, one might think there would robust procedural protections to prevent an officer from being wrongly labeled a Brady cop.

If the rate of separations were the only labor market indicator available, one might think there had been no real problem in recent years.

Considering what is at stake — the management of the country's biggest bank and biggest brokerage firm — one might think there would be a host of qualified candidates lining up alongside Mr. Fink.

Paul MacInnes Clarke Carlisle With Rangers languishing in 17th in the Premier League, one might think there would be plenty of former greats who could come back and Do a Thierry to perk things up.

You might think there's only one solution to a problem, but, in fact, there are always multiple possible moves.

In his reaction to the statement, 'If I participate, others might think there is something wrong with me', one employee explained: Employee A: "If someone says: 'I have a headache', you say 'That's too bad'.

You might think there is nothing humorous about caring for a loved one with dementia.

More people might think there is a cover-up.

You might think there are more vegetarians than ever.