Sentence examples for first would think from inspiring English sources

After reviewing the philosophical implications, the evidence Darwin accumulated, the comparison with current theories, one at first would think the author of this review leaned positively towards Darwin.

An opinion poll conducted by Labour's pollster, Philip Gould, that wound up this week in the hands of the fervently anti-euro Daily Telegraph, indicated two things: first, more than 40% are now in favour of the euro; second, two-thirds would think that joining would make economic sense if Mr Brown were to declare that his five tests had been well and truly met.

Anyone meeting them for the first time would think they were a new couple.

No one meeting her for the first time would think she was anything but sane.

"At first, parents would think their child was sick because of witchcraft and not seek help," she explained.

With these groundbreaking "firsts," you would think coverage about Douglass would center on how she's a hero to young girls.

At first glance, one would think that the county is on track.

At first sight, you would think something terrible had happened to the town centre of Kirkby.

The first thing Allmon would think of his tiny purchase of sky: I want to eat it.

"When you think of New York football, as an outsider, the first thing I would think of would be the New York Giants because they have been here forever".

It's not, perhaps, the first place you would think to go for items outputted by machines.