Sentence examples for although we think from inspiring English sources

Although we think there are exceptions, we believe this approach is wrong.

Although we think this may prove fruitful, we also believe it misses the larger point.

Although we think we're doing several things at once, multitasking, this is a powerful and diabolical illusion.

For, although we think of uniforms as a reclamation of the olden days, they are relatively new in this country.

Artist Tatsuo Miyajima has said, "We do not need to understand time, although we think that we do.

And although we think of U.S. society as archetypally open, mobility here is lower than in most European countries.

And although we think we did everything possible, profitability is not comparable to our British or Spanish competitors".

Although we think this should be the year they could stand to mix it up a little, Emmy voters might feel differently.

"There are limitations to self-reported data, although we think it's a fairly good estimate of what's going on in New York, especially over time," she said.

"It is the same idea as an extended-stay hotel," she offered, "although we think this provides a much nicer situation, because of the amenities and services".

making an independent decision not to sell to us, although we think it's in the economic interests of their shareholders to sell to us," Mr. Wineberg said.