Sentence examples for because one thinks from inspiring English sources

And this is funny because one thinks of friendship as a bilateral thing.

They can claim that one's every basic desire is directed at one's own pleasure, and one's every non-basic desire, directed at something other than pleasure, is had only because one thinks this will or might bring one pleasure.

Malala is tiny – a surprise, because one thinks of her as larger than life.

You told me before that the look of the movie really felt authentic to you in that drab '70s England way - Tomas described it as smelling like damp tweed -- and I was wondering why you wanted to return to that, to immerse yourself in that feeling? A. It was an interesting experience because one thinks of a period movie, I immediately think of horses and swords and armor or something.

And this looks straightforward enough, because one thinks: he certainly did something before, for he remembers it.

For instance, it is typical to connect to someone because one thinks they might have met them.

Did one exist simply because one thought, as Descartes famously suggested?

That rebelliousness at 16 was always a rose-tinted rebelliousness, because one thought that things could get better, but by the time you're 54, it's more difficult to think that, isn't it?" No, not necessarily, I say.

Yet no one will bring it up because no one thinks Mr Obama is confused on this kind of thing.

Personally, I prefer the term "senior," but the fact is no one calls me that because no one thinks I'm that old.

"It didn't do well because no one thinks of Memphis as a tech place," he said.