Sentence examples for found to think of from inspiring English sources

It helped, I found, to think of the gnocchi as potatoes, which is what they mostly were.

Despite all of the places he's travelled, despite the near-infinite reach of his fiction, there is nevertheless a tendency, I find, to think of the media-averse Pynchon as hermetically sealed in a vat of his own ideas, puns, and fears.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Despite all of the places he's travelled, despite the near-infinite reach of his fiction, there is nevertheless a tendency, I find, to think of the media-averse Pynchon as hermetically sealed in a vat of his own ideas, puns, and fears.

As a game designer yourself with Anomia Press, how easy do you find it to think of something that your customers will then actually use the way you intended?

"He found it difficult to think of blacks as equals".

I've found it effective to think of an innovation system as a pyramid.

I found it uncomfortable to think of towering trees reaching to the heavens.

Though I found it easy to think of angry plays and films, it was a bit tougher with novels.

I found it strange to think of his fleet of planes––"the largest in the world"––locked up, and their owner being turned away at an airport.

Playing golf in Brooklyn just before Memorial Day weekend, Timberlake, 30, after nearly two decades of celebrity, found it easy to think of metaphors for life and golf.

I've found it best to think of the hundreds of baby-centric apps as sophisticated tactile toys for the 21st century.