Sentence examples for i thought the problem from inspiring English sources

I thought the problem with the technology would be false positives — too many loud noises that the machine mistook for aggression.

During the exam, I first got the "desired" answer of seven faces, and I thought the problem couldn't possibly be that simple.

I said when this situation began weeks and months ago that I thought the problem was limited and isolated because I believed that.

For a while I thought the problem resided in the fabric, and so I cast aside all my silk and knit neckwear and had a few ties custom-made of vulcanized rubber.

I thought the problem would go away once I left the "dead zone," but didn't see much improvement.

I discussed exactly what I thought the problem was: a hypersensitive institution unwilling to take a chance while pandering to sensitivity.

"I think the problem is exaggerated.

But I think the problem goes deeper.

"But I think the problem is much, much bigger".

"I think the problem is the word 'game'," says Rawlings.

I think the problem is about class and race.