Sentence examples for i think that independence from inspiring English sources

But for people who can't work, I think that independence means getting in to work.

I think that independence right now is not a great idea.

And I think that independence is hard to come by in the entertainment world today because it is dominated by these six companies [General Electric, News Corp., The Walt Disney Co., Viacom, Time Warner and Sony].

There will be those who think that Independence Day is not the moment to bring up these difficult issues.

(Thus the "paradox": many people think that Independence is a requirement of rationality, but nevertheless also want to claim that there is nothing irrational about Allais' preferences).

Unfortunately for the Yes side, at the moment it appears that more people think that independence would be bad for Scotland's economy than believe it would help bring about economic success.

Mr Montgomery thinks that independence from Scotland for the islands sounds like "pie in the sky," but, he adds, "certainly, powers closer to Orkney would be grand".

"They have conservative parents," she said, "and I think that in their independence in college they really want to attend coed schools in a foreign country.

Sturgeon said that "the fact of nationhood or Scottish identity is not the motive force for independence"; nor did she think that independence was essential to preserve "our distinctive Scottish identity".

If we can conceive of such a possible world, then we have reason to think that independence foundationalists are mistaken when they say that perceptual experience is necessarily a source of justification.

"I think that is because of the independence it gives and the sense of impartiality which I think is critically important," she said.