Sentence examples for larger thinks from inspiring English sources

Poland, 12 times larger, thinks Lithuania mistreats its ethnic Polish minority around 8% of the population and fails to keep its promises.The rows are long-running and seemingly arcane.

First, movies are much larger (think gigabytes rather than megabytes) than songs.

The only known virus that is larger, thought to be a close relative, infects a freshwater amoeba.

As our digital presence starts getting larger and larger, think about how much has been put out there.

What the public at large thinks, I do not know.

Michael Tomasky, the Guardian's US editor-at-large thinks the Democrats will now "collapse and run for cover like ninnies".

"The community at large thinks of this as Mile High, New Mile High or the new stadium," the Post's editor, Glenn Guzzo, said.

The peculiar drama of my life has placed me in a world that by and large thinks it would be better if people like me did not exist.

It's no secret that when the world-at-large thinks of undergraduate education at Johns Hopkins, they think "pre-med". And for the most part, I'm thrilled about that.

Democrats, by and large, think big corporations are the problem.

Video creators, by and large, thought their audiences were impatient.