Sentence examples for but also thinks from inspiring English sources

In basic cases such as thinking that "I am thinking that p", one not only has the first-order thought that p but also thinks about it as one's own.

He says he's comfortable with what Myners has proposed "as an interim measure", but also thinks the group needs to be decisively returned to its members, and get used to once again thinking locally, rather than in terms of huge business ambitions.

Mr. Ofer wants profits, but also thinks the project will help the environment, especially in developing countries.

She doesn't understand why her pension is taxed, and says she isn't eligible for pension credits, but also thinks the welfare state is a soft touch.

He wants to help more students go to college, but also thinks the federal government should experiment with hiring people without degrees for white-collar work, as an example to other employers.

Are there a lot of cases where the officer thinks a crime has been committed, thinks the offender is trying to escape by giving a false name, but also thinks arrest is not warranted?

"Your score is a benchmark, but also think about how you felt about taking each test.

"They tend not just to look like him but also think like him," he said.

But also think about other narratives you can tell that run alongside these.

But also think about deciding: would you like to eat that?

He is not only Japan's youngest mayor, but also thought to be its lowest-paid one.