Sentence examples for it may think from inspiring English sources

All happy families are functional; every dysfunctional family is dysfunctional in its own way, although it may think of itself as perfectly functional, and it may even end up happier, in its own way, than one of the happy ones.

By Anthony Lane All happy families are functional; every dysfunctional family is dysfunctional in its own way, although it may think of itself as perfectly functional, and it may even end up happier, in its own way, than one of the happy ones.

It may think the tide is running its way, leaving it to rule Gaza, whatever its rivals on the West Bank think.

If a firm or its affiliate has foreseeable commitments to make payments in a currency other than that of the area in which it operates, it may think it wise to "cover" its position by buying the currency at once, in either the spot or the forward market.

The first bird could attack and kill a new bird as it may think this stranger is invading its territory.

Instruct an autonomous robot to perform the same feat, and it may think for a few seconds, zigzag its robotic hand back and forth under the table, then perform what look kind of like calisthenics for a few seconds more before finally reaching for the mug.

Mr. Wolken declines to answer these questions directly: "I may think it's a family, you may think it's a troupe of high-wire performers.

Great fund pickers, it seems, may think alike.

When (she/he) finds it, she may think of you as scruffy and untidy.

But the risk in framing it this way is that it some people may think, "Great.

If it succeeds, candidates may think more carefully before trying to buy votes.