Sentence examples for become I think from inspiring English sources

"But when the downside risks have grown as large as they have become, I think you have to consider it".

At what point does "daddy knows best" become "I think daddy might be losing touch with reality"?

The idea of a blockchain is going to become, I think, pretty ubiquitous in the next couple of years".

What a Scrooge I've become, I think, before going to snack on complimentary cheese samples at the evening market on Largo La Foppa.

"Turkey has become, I think, until the contrary is proven, an indispensable state in the reorganizing of this region," said Sarkis Naoum, an analyst and prominent columnist in Beirut.

It's roundabout the moment in the mid-70s when he embarks on what has become, I think, one of the most ambitious and visionary cycles of symphonies of our time that critical opinion starts to curdle a wee bit.

How docile people have become, I thought.

I had no idea what I was going to become – I thought I'd end up in the steelworks in Port Talbot.

He began to scroll through the document, reading it aloud — in Serbian, doing what sounded like a fine job of instant translation — to a room that had become, I thought, exceedingly silent.

"The choice becomes, I think, an easy one: Do you take the unit out of productive use, or do you avail yourself of a program like this one?" he said.

In an episode of "Sex and the City," the line "I thought you two would hit it off" became "I thought you two would generate electricity together".