Sentence examples for he thinks for example from inspiring English sources

He thinks, for example, that reporters are often too ready to grant confidentiality to their sources.

He thinks, for example, that owls would cause much more excitement than pigeons.

He thinks, for example, that Bevan lost to Gaitskell in the short run but has won posthumously because he has a monument in the NHS.

He thinks, for example, that "John's habit of regular long walks around Dublin and environs... foreshadows the wandering narrative line which snakes through most of his son's fiction" — an observation that does not do a lot of interpretive work.

He thinks, for example, that Frankie Dettori is the finest of the modern jockeys, and that today's whip is "rubbish" and much less painful to horses than the public understands: "I think today Dettori is still the best.

That's because he thinks, for example, that "People usually tell the truth" is default reasonable but not a priori justified.

Many of them think, for example, that HIV is caused by a mosquito bite.

It thinks, for example, that corporation tax will rise next year, from £47bn to £52bn.

One thinks, for example, of Jim Wallis' Sojourners network or Ron Sider's Evangelicals for Social Action.

He doesn't go overboard -- he thinks parents, for example, should be able to see their children's records -- but he seems to grasp the essential principle.

When he uses the often mocked expressions "many people are saying" or "a lot of people think," for example, what he really means is that he is about to say something that he personally believes, which may not have any factual foundation, such as his comments about widespread voter fraud in the 2016 election or the size of crowds at his events.