Sentence examples for guest to think from inspiring English sources

Such admissions "only make a bad situation worse," she said, by drawing attention to one's shortcomings (or self-perceived shortcomings) and prompting your guest to think: Yes, you're right, this really is an awful meal.

According to Frank Riklin, that's exactly the sort of thing the twins want guests to think.

You want the party guests to think you know how this whole hammock thing works.

"We want our guests to think," said Ms. Rod, an intense Swiss-trained hotelier from Norway.

It saves a lot of water, but also forces guests to think about how they use resources.

Evoking the spirit of President Kennedy, the new Prime Minister asked the assembled guests to think what they could "do for their country" to create a Big Society and help the new Big Society Network deliver it.

"Every time I was about to say, 'I really like this'," one woman tells me, "they'd say, 'Oh, that doesn't flatter your figure.'" A survey last year coined the phrase "Competitive Wedding Syndrome" after 60% of respondents said they wanted guests to think their wedding was "the best they had ever been to".

Part of that sustainable approach is making sure no part of the animal goes to waste and we are educating our guests to think responsibly about the choices they make also.

In his mind, he is the kind of guy who wants guests to think that art is an interest of his when really it's not.

Things like Scenery and Theming cause guests to think "The scenery here is wonderful" which boosts their happiness.

QUESTION FROM JAMES: Don't think Ryan meant to use duress in that way… QUESTION FROM GUEST: Embarrassed to think Paul is from my state.