Sentence examples for a second think from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a second think" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression is "a second thought," which is used when reconsidering or reflecting on something.
Example: "After giving it a second thought, I decided to change my mind about the proposal."
Alternatives: "a second consideration" or "a moment of reflection."

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"Don't for a second think it's really news".

And don't for a second think that we're not informed when it comes to the candidates.

When he's seduced by a younger woman, he doesn't for a second think Joan will mind.

Do not for a second think the players failed to notice.

I did not for a second think that I would be consumed by the disease.

But don't, for a second, think that they flow automatically without common sense brainpower engaged.

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Half of Hamburgers want changes to the plans; a fifth think them completely wrongheaded.

However, only a third think being paid monthly is more convenient.

And about 30% of you, roughly a third, think that he is morally required to make that turn.

Around a third think it is simply an extension of phase one of Help to Buy, the equity loan scheme.

"A third think, I love Waldorf Education, I love this method, but anthroposophy — it's not that important.

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