Sentence examples for given what I think from inspiring English sources

You've been given what I think of as a sacred duty to safeguard that inheritance.

We smoked a lot of weed and I was given what I think now was probably ketamine.

But given what I thought was bad weather, I decided to head straight for LaGuardia Airport instead and catch an early flight to Boston.

I was given, what I thought was, a generous offer and I accepted.

I thought that was a boring and conventional pick that wouldn't do much for the McCain campaign, and at that point McCain was behind and Obama had given what I thought was a pretty effective speech Thursday night.

She gives what I think should be called the Parable of Indiana Jones.

At the heart of it all are Oliver Platt – embracing Tommy Fawkes with gusto – and Lee Evans, who gives what I think is the performance of his life as Tommy's mad-clown half-brother, Jack.

In his fantastic book, The Marshmallow Test, the celebrated psychologist Walter Mischel gives what I think is his best advice for responding to challenges: make an "implementation plan". First, identify the "hot spots that trigger the impulsive reactions you want to control," like your alarm going off while it is still dark, or seeing your favorite hot wings on the menu.

That would make a nice alternative title for this undemanding but richly enjoyable, expertly constructed and effortlessly acted film, starring Michael Sheen giving what I think is the best performance of his big-screen career, in a real-life role much juicier and meatier than Tony Blair, David Frost or Kenneth Williams.

And if I give what I think she needs from me and she's not appreciative, I get, "Why don't you like what I just gave you?

"She gave what I think is her best performance".