Sentence examples for everyone still thinks from inspiring English sources

The player everyone still thinks he might become.

Everyone still thinks I have a job, so I have to leave the house during the day.

"I know a lot of Caucasians listen to Hot 97, too," Aqeelah said, "but even if I had a list of 200 Caucasians who listen to it, everyone still thinks it's an African-American thing".

"Everyone still thinks that dyslexia is a reversal of letters," said Linda Selvin, executive director of the New York Branch of the International Dyslexia Association, who was interviewed for the film.

"Even if you know everything about one situation, everyone still thinks you're wrong," Cameron said.

Which is confusing, because to be honest, everyone still thinks you're an intern.

High frequency traders were sold faster data and faster access than regular investors, which gave them the ability to trade while knowing the results of the horse race while everyone else still thinks the race is happening.

Israel is sending its largest ever delegation of 47 athletes to Rio, and while Munich transformed Olympic security for everyone, Mr Schweitzer still thinks the threat to the Israeli team is unique.

And Cisco CEO John Chambers is in there to satisfy everyone who still thinks that Michael Bloomberg's appointment of Cathie Black to run the New York City school system was a political masterstroke.

The weather is terrible, the jobs blow (assuming you're lucky enough to have one), there has literally never been a good government in 500 years, we hunted the cod and the Beothuk to extinction, and everyone upalong still thinks we're a fucking punchline.

That could be because (unlike everyone else) he still thinks he can win this general election.