Sentence examples for discover I think from inspiring English sources

She's never read anything that I can discover – I think she's a 'self-taught' writer, like a primitive painter".

General tendencies are hard to discover: I think the only moment when I've had a real sense of what was of interest to the English-language novel was the year I read 130 novels to judge a prize, and was struck (this was 2001) by how many alternated present-day archival study and historic narrative, influenced by AS Byatt's Possession and Alan Hollinghurst's The Swimming-Pool Library.

The world of haters is another world that I have learned to discover, I think they are bound to those who live with fear and envy and maybe have too much time at their disposal.

That was discovered, I think, the following day is when I learned the names.

I prefer rooting around, still discovering; I think she found that unhelpful for her.

But what we discovered, I think, is that excellent customer service and excellent reliability are much harder to deliver than it would seem, and I think those things basically became Amazon's true advantages.

"I thought, 'I've discovered what I was meant to discover, and I think I'm kind of done,' " she recalls.

"I write to discover what I think," he explained.

Daniel J. Boorstin, who served as the librarian of the U.S. Congress, once said that "I write to discover what I think," and that is my own process.

Dejua says the festival is a great opportunity not only for local businesses to make some money but also for outsiders to discover "what I think is one of the most beautiful parts of Sardinia".

This is not always easy, especially if I discover what I think is a serious flaw in the manuscript.