Sentence examples for expect to think from inspiring English sources

"It is mistaken to believe you can outsource your memory to Google and still expect to think well," he said.

You can expect to think there is a lot of movement for the next few years – take note of all the very short contracts being done.

The new products came from people who you wouldn't actually expect to think of new products, but they were close to customers.

Either way, they are not expected to think big.

Now, this is the sort of thing Ratmansky might be expected to think.

I did something creative with students who have never been expected to think outside the box before.

Those approached in July, by contrast, received a deadline into the next year, and were expected to think of their deadline as unlike-the-present.

Unlike English majors, we were required to take classes in a foreign literature and expected to think about big questions -- like "What is literature?" -- from a comparative perspective.

If insiders can't put the Italian collections behind them fast enough, what are mere mortals expected to think when they see the clothes for themselves next spring?

What could a jury be expected to think upon hearing a lady who had slain her husband assert that when the coward struck her she saw mauve, or that everything went beige?

According to the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis, developed in the 1930's, the mental categories by which people perceive the world are determined by their language, so that people who speak different languages can be expected to think differently.