Sentence examples for as we would think from inspiring English sources

"That would be an easy dismissal, and would be doing the Roots a huge disservice that that's as far as we would think, just some gimmick".

Moreover, it demonstrates that, when crisis looms, the powers that be really don't have as much power as we would think.

Well, you know, at some point there are a lot of smaller companies than BP, but they're not mom and pop companies as we would think of a mom and pop store on Main Street.

And perhaps, also, a reminder that we don't necessarily listen to the bands we "love" as much as we'd think.

While the training data focused on faces and hands, the group wasn't actually training the machines to recognize hands or faces, as we'd think of them, but just the properties of the skin's reflection.

They just suggested that it didn't cause as many problems as we'd thought — and the question of whether C.S.A. is morally wrong doesn't hinge on its long-term consequences.

But unlike the specimen Schweitzer worked with, the fossils used in the new study were poorly preserved, which suggests that soft-tissue preservation might not be as uncommon as we'd thought.

As a generation, they're also very high on what we would think of as a need for achievement.

And we came up with four main groups of what we would think of as competencies.

He didn't produce what we'd think of as a dictionary.

Nothing on it is what we'd think of as "DJ tool" or jack track.