Sentence examples for figures I think from inspiring English sources

Archaeologists are paradoxical figures, I think – and increasingly so.

If we don't get into the top six with those type of figures, I think we'd be unlucky".

When I look at those [economic] figures I think of two million people who've got a job, who've got a chance.

Doc himself is a dropout cousin to the heroes of Polanski's Chinatown and Altman's The Long Goodbye – more these figures, I think, than the Dude from the Coens' The Big Lebowski.

A presenter was noting famous people who had been that carrier's clients and said, "What do these historic figures (I think one was the King of Hawaii) have in common?" James yelled out, "They're dead!" The first levity we had in hours.

Based in the Southern Tasmanian wilderness, a certain attunement with nature is clearly visible in her sprite-like figures: "I think living in an area of the world where you are effectively swaddled by nature is incredibly soothing to the mind, and a very powerful healing tool for the soul," the artist tells The Creators Project.

It figures, I thought, as Messier held the Stanley Cup over his head and circled the ice.

The latest figure I think I heard is something like 20,000 students attending them.

He is a genuinely mythological figure, I think, though not in a pop star way.

He doesn't know exactly what Javid earned, but he says of the 1998 figure, "I think Saj must have been a bit north of that".

I've seen a figure, I think, of 62%, which is the high proportion of cycling KSIs (killed or seriously injured) that are associated with some infraction by the cyclists themselves of the rules of the road.