Sentence examples for bit they think from inspiring English sources

The low bit, they think, may have been overkill; it gave policymakers too little wiggle room when hit by a big shock.

What's to stop them from seeing a bit they think is funny and offering it up to their boss as their own creation?

Now I live in Chicago, where according to Republicans I'm selling drugs and killing people and being all liberal: guess which bit they think is worst.

But throwing that one in sort of upsets people a bit because they think, 'That doesn't fit'".

They are likely to think that linguistically it feels misogynistic: "trifle" looks a little bit dismissive, they think.

The film acts as a funhouse mirror to our modern lifestyle, inviting viewers to laugh at themselves a bit while they think about and perhaps reconsider some of their habits.

After they've given it a bit of thought, they think, yes.

This will serve notice to our own people that Korean films may be a little bit better than they think".

He said: "If Beijing signals a little bit of willingness, they think it will give the wrong signal to people to come out again, so for now I think the hard line will prevail.

>> Let's have everybody introduce themselves and say a little bit about why they think that.

"The profile of the first generation English learner is a bit schizophrenic, because they think and feel in their maternal language but need to use English in their professional world," she said.