Sentence examples for almost always think from inspiring English sources

New York governors almost always think they should be president, much the way that Yankees fans believe their team deserves to win the World Series every year.

Whenever I read references to 1929, I almost always think of the stock market crash and the Great Depression that followed.

And then teams are chosen, and it's game on, with sprints and crossing patterns, short passes snapped off and long ones launched, the occasional spectacular layout and constant chatter: "Nice pull!" "Swing it!" "Aaaaah, my bad!" At the end of an hourlong game, I almost always think this is the best thing I do all day.

Scientists almost always think they need more money for research, so a report today from England's Royal College of Surgeons (RCS) isn't a big surprise in that regard.

When people think about their dream jobs or ideal work, they almost always think exclusively about a profession or vocation the nature of the work.

In Chicago, when you are on the block and call a young black man "King," he will almost always think about David or Hoover (David Barksdale, leader of the Disciples Nation, and Larry Hoover, leader of the Gangster Nation - they merged and became the Gangster Disciples), and with "Chief" or "Lord" it's the same thing: black men understanding their authority through violence and territorial warfare.

In America at least, it is almost always thought cheaper to fire whistleblowers than to listen to them, despite years of legislation designed to achieve the opposite.

In many Russian folk songs a verb having the sun as its subject is put in the feminine form, and the sun is almost always thought of as a bride or a maiden.

She almost always thought she was an outsider in some way and she did things my father's way, which is, "You don't go into the kitchen", but she couldn't resist putting her imprint into things.

Since these receptors are almost always thought to be involved in coding for touch, there is the additional problem that even the rich set of receptors in the skin are not the only ones involved in typical touch experiences.

And whomever we're talking to almost always thinks the failure was someone else's fault.