Sentence examples for is likely thinking from inspiring English sources

"The wife who gives her husband a vacuum cleaner for his birthday is likely thinking more about how the gift might benefit her rather than him," Chapman said.

Obama is likely thinking the same as Republicans assail him for allegedly "throwing Israel under the bus" and as Democrats, joined at the hip with AIPAC, fail to back him up.

But the fact that Netflix focused on Arrested Development tells me they are likely thinking more like me.

"There is a lot of consistency in saying, 'We believe that Muslims are perfectly capable of being good members of society, but we don't think the values of Islam' -- and they're likely thinking of extreme examples -- 'fit with our values,'" he said.

Down in Kentucky, the Shamrocks had won convincingly as well, by 62 21, and were likely thinking the same thing.

As Matthew Grimstone and Jacob Schilt set off down the A27 in West Sussex on Saturday, the Worthing United footballers were likely thinking only of their match against Loxwood.

(Indeed, given that out of 12,000 Guardian writers, I am among the 10 most likely to get comments on my articles so hateful that they have to be removed, some are likely thinking it about me right now).

As Ms. Kinsey pointed out, the railroad speculators were likely thinking, "Who wants to go to hell?" But with Moran's depictions of craggy rock formations and erupting geysers, and the pervasive use of the word "wonderland" in the lobbying literature, public perceptions shifted, Ms. Kinsey said.

All they're likely thinking is: 'this feature will help me find more friends'.

This means you're likely thinking "lightsaber fighting at last" but not so fast.

If this idea sounds familiar, then you're likely thinking about another beleaguered media company that had the same thought.