Sentence examples for beginning you think from inspiring English sources

"In the beginning you think to yourself, am I one of those parents who must have their daughter be perfect, and have all the opportunities possible?" said Mr. Maiolo, who swam in his heyday.

You actually saw that potential from the beginning, you think?

"Although at the beginning you think 'There is no way we are going to get anywhere near it', but actually we are getting quite near it, if it's there.

Writer quotes a "Wall Street Journal" article in which a "senior Gulf official" said, just before the war began, "You think I want to send my teen-aged son to die for Kuwait?" He chuckled.

He shares a recording of the Benedictine monk Brother David Steindl-Rast, which begins: "You think this is just another day in your life.

He wasn't as potent as they were — he was more musical — but at the very beginning you can think of Gil Scott-Heron as a one-man Last Poets.

"When you're young you only think about how things will begin; you never think about how they will end.

"When the piece first begins, you might think: can this really be Steve Reich?

To begin with you think you are watching an animated Powerpoint lecture on church architecture.

"To begin with, you think it's part of the show, and then people start climbing over you," he said.

In other words, anything that begins, "Oh, you think THAT'S bad, wait until you hear what happened to ME," should be avoided at all costs.