Sentence examples for humans we think from inspiring English sources

Does it make the idea that some of them may have—what is the right word?—intermarried, interbred, or, as the National Review might put it, mated with the early humans we think of as our ancestors more appealing?

Does it make the idea that some of them may have — what is the right word? — intermarried, interbred, or, as the National Review might put it, mated with the early humans we think of as our ancestors more appealing?

"As humans we think in terms of image way more than sound," Beaudoin said.

"As humans, we think we are big and bad.

As humans, we think we've earned the right to smooth sailing.

"Translating these findings to humans, we think that people who are more attracted to these kinds of sound and light cues, and more influenced by them, may be more likely to make risky/bad choices in gambling games, and potentially become addicted to gambling," Winstanley told VICE via email.

Yet, being human, we think, To what purpose these broken-off things, if not to be gathered up, at last, in a single ecstatic vision?

When humans think, we think and conduct proofs in mental propositions, but " to Speak exactly 'tis not the mental Proposition that it [our thought] demonstrates, but 'tis the mental Proposition that demonstrates the real.

Those collars indicated to Muntz that animals are smarter and more like humans than we think.

Because densely populated urban centers concentrate human activity, we think of them as pollution crisis zones.

"If a majority of peers say 'okay' despite the fact that you think Country X is a violator of human rights, we think they are still justified to be on the council.