Sentence examples for lead one to think from inspiring English sources

(Armstrong's affinity for IBE should not lead one to think that he shares other parts of Harman's views on induction).

The fact that the latter turns out to be Christianity should not lead one to think that the former is some other world religion.

and fell off and broke his neck". The reference might lead one to think that Frayn had written an Ibsenian play.

Certainly a narrow reading of Cognitive Surplus might lead one to think that it's simply more of the same case studies.

Both groups were sharply less concerned about environmental issues than average.This might lead one to think that we're talking about very similar movements: traditionalists with conservative values who distrust governments and banks.

The drumbeat of complaints in Washington about China's manipulation of its currency — and the deafening silence pretty much everywhere else — might lead one to think that this is just an American problem.

Continuing this logic leads one to think of ESs as the automation of experts.

This leads one to think about how the roles and required skill sets of lawyers might evolve in the future.

The use of reduced frequencies leads one to think that the accuracy of the finite element model is governed by a master curve.

Journalists have to defend journalists — not blindly, no matter what someone does, but without the sort of amour propre that leads one to think that only those who are disreputable will ever get in trouble.

Locke speaks of the objective comparison of basic human values which leads one to think that his claim is that different groups may regard different sets of values as basic to human beings though these may not be identical, but rather, formally equivalent values.